Definition for Willowy:

• Abounding with willows.

Synonyms for Willowy:

• adj.

  •flexible (adjective)
  • stretchest,
  • most formable,
  • whippier,
  • more tensile,
  • most stretchable,
  • more formable,
  • more tractile,
  • stretchiest,
  • tensile,
  • tractile,
  • whippiest,
  • most tractile,
  • stretchier,
  • ex-tensible,
  • ex tensible,
  • ex tensile,
  • ex-tensile,
  • more stretchable,
  • most tensile.
  •graceful (adjective)
  • more aesthetic,
  • shapely,
  • be-coming,
  • more poised,
  • most balletic,
  • re fined,
  • most poised,
  • more balletic.
  •graceful, slender (adjective)
  • springy,
  • adroit,
  • flowing,
  • nimble,
  • elegant,
  • elastic,
  • agile.
  •slender (adjective)
  • more gracile,
  • in considerable,
  • out side,
  • re-mote,
  • in-considerable,
  • most gracile.
  •slender/slim (adjective)
  • in-substantial,
  • reedier,
  • more skeleton,
  • most attenuate,
  • more sylphlike,
  • threadlike,
  • in substantial,
  • reediest,
  • stalkier,
  • most sylphlike,
  • stickest,
  • most skeleton,
  • more attenuate,
  • stalkiest.
  •suggestible (adjective)
  • suggestible.
  •supple (adjective)
  • more lithesome,
  • most lithesome.
  •trim (adjective)
  • more well-proportioned,
  • more wellproportioned,
  • well proportioned,
  • wellbalanced,
  • well-balanced,
  • most wellproportioned,
  • more well proportioned,
  • most well-proportioned,
  • well balanced,
  • most well proportioned,
  • wellproportioned.

• n.

  •
  • dainty.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • sinewy.
  •
  • delicate.
  •thin
  • meager.

Antonyms for Willowy:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    awkward, fragile, brittle, breakable, inelastic, rigid, unyielding, stiff, stiffened, inflexible.

Willowy Sentence Examples:

• The woman of the aesthetic artist was nearly always tall, usually willowy, not to say undulating and serpentine.

• It showed her tall and willowy, lit up her sweet face, and the gray, star - like eyes that looked out from beneath heavy masses of nut - brown hair, and was reflected from them with a gleam as of bronze.