Synonyms for Out of shape:

• adj.

  •crooked (adjective)
  • errant,
  • topsyturvy,
  • uneven,
  • asymmetric,
  • distorted,
  • not straight,
  • Tortile,
  • irregular,
  • indirect,
  • winding,
  • awry,
  • topsy-turvy,
  • crippled,
  • catawampus,
  • zigzag,
  • kinky,
  • devious,
  • spiral,
  • misshapen,
  • sinuous,
  • rambling,
  • Agee,
  • snaky,
  • meandering,
  • curving,
  • contorted,
  • Deviating,
  • tortuous,
  • warped,
  • curved,
  • serpentine,
  • bowed,
  • disfigured,
  • anfractuous,
  • Knurly,
  • oblique,
  • skewed,
  • screwy,
  • twisted,
  • roundabout,
  • Incurving,
  • angular,
  • tilted,
  • slanted,
  • hooked,
  • cockeyed,
  • twisting,
  • circuitous.
  •deformed (adjective)
  • disjointed,
  • malformed,
  • marred,
  • Buckled,
  • humpbacked,
  • grotesque,
  • blemished,
  • bent,
  • ill-made,
  • mangled,
  • misproportioned,
  • scarred,
  • askew,
  • damaged,
  • cramped,
  • knotted,
  • ugly,
  • maimed,
  • hunchbacked.
  •enervated (adjective)
  • fatigued,
  • Languishing,
  • tired,
  • lackadaisical,
  • washed out,
  • unnerved,
  • out of condition,
  • languorous,
  • undermined,
  • weak,
  • prostrate,
  • Sapped,
  • paralyzed,
  • vitiated,
  • languid,
  • spiritless,
  • listless,
  • debilitated,
  • Deteriorated,
  • out of gas,
  • on the ropes,
  • limp,
  • done in,
  • devitalized,
  • enfeebled,
  • feeble,
  • weakened,
  • soft,
  • incapacitated,
  • run-down,
  • spent,
  • Prostrated,
  • rusty,
  • enervated,
  • gone to seed.
  •flabby (adjective)
  • lax,
  • drooping,
  • toneless,
  • flaccid,
  • hanging,
  • loose,
  • Irresilient,
  • pendulous,
  • sloppy,
  • slack,
  • tender,
  • floppy,
  • yielding,
  • flexuous,
  • sagging,
  • shapeless.
  •sickly (adjective)
  • indisposed,
  • diseased,
  • cranky,
  • off-color,
  • below par,
  • sickish,
  • low,
  • faint,
  • poorly,
  • down,
  • lackluster,
  • bilious,
  • laid-low,
  • peaky,
  • delicate,
  • pallid,
  • out of action,
  • ailing,
  • peaked,
  • infirm,
  • dragging,
  • pining,
  • in firm,
  • mean,
  • in poor health,
  • seedy,
  • wan,
  • rocky.
  •soft (adjective)
  • fleshy,
  • untrained,
  • doughier,
  • pampered,
  • softer,
  • doughy,
  • overindulged,
  • fat,
  • formless.
  •unfit (adjective)
  • unbecoming,
  • flimsy,
  • inappropriate,
  • infelicitous,
  • useless,
  • incongruous,
  • incorrect,
  • unlikely,
  • ineffective,
  • decrepit,
  • improper,
  • inharmonious,
  • valueless,
  • unsuitable,
  • incompatible,
  • ill-suited,
  • unsuited,
  • discordant,
  • mistaken,
  • inadequate,
  • inapplicable,
  • inexpedient,
  • uncongenial.
  •unhealthy (adjective)
  • invalid,
  • unwell,
  • in decline,
  • unsound,
  • in a decline,
  • frail,
  • in ill health,
  • ill,
  • shaky.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • Unmeet,
  • overbalanced,
  • off-balance,
  • out of element,
  • crooked,
  • deformed,
  • disproportional,
  • flabby,
  • gnarled,
  • ill-equipped,
  • laid low,
  • lopsided,
  • out of place,
  • sickly,
  • squinter,
  • uncool,
  • unfit,
  • unhealthy,
  • unpromising,
  • unshapely,
  • Inclinatory,
  • weatherbeaten,
  • nonsymmetrical,
  • off balance,
  • mis-shapen,
  • can't make the grade,
  • ill-adapted,
  • not fit.

Antonyms for Out of shape:

• adj.

  • crooked
    honest, good, moral, untwisted, straight, lawful, law-abiding, unbent.
  • deformed
    free, beautiful, shapely, ok, symmetrical, improved, graceful, Beautified.
  • enervated
    animated, Energized, active, lively, enthusiastic, strengthened, refreshed, strong, invigorated, activated.
  • flabby
    slim, lean, firm, thin, taut, tight.
  • gnarled
    uncurled.
  • lopsided
    even, unleaning, level, balanced.
  • sickly
    gentle, fine, nice, wholesome, sound, hearty, healthy, well.
  • soft
    uncompassionate, stern, callous, rigid, harsh, severe, unyielding, loud, hard, smart, strict, rough, intelligent.
  • unfit
    appropriate, able, qualified, willing, ready, proper, fit, suitable.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    in shape.