#1634 by frequencyCore 5000
Translation
thin, skinny (of a person); lean (of meat)
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Word origin
From Latin macer ('thin, lean').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- macer
- English cognates
- meagre
Grammar
Femininemagra
Masc pluralmagri
Fem pluralmagre
Examples
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As a young man I was very thin.
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I prefer lean meat to fatty meat.
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Her sister is tall and thin.
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