Meaning & Definition of Wispy in English
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Wispy
Thin and delicate; feathery
Pronunciation:
/ˈwɪs.pi/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Having a thin, slight, or feathery quality.
Example Sentence: The wispy clouds drifted across the sky.
Definition: Fragile and insubstantial, lacking in strength or solidity.
Example Sentence: She had wispy strands of hair that floated in the breeze.
Definition: Not clearly defined; vague or indistinct.
Example Sentence: The wispy memories of her childhood faded with time.
Etymology
Origin: Derived from the word 'wisp', meaning a small bundle or a thin, delicate thing.
Synonyms
thinfeatherydelicateairygossamer
Common Phrases and Expressions
- wispy hair: Hair that is very thin and fragile.
- wispy clouds: Clouds that are thin and scattered in the sky.
- wispy tendrils: Delicate, thin strands that resemble tendrils.
Translations
- Spanish: filiforme
- French: flou
- German: dünn und zart
- Russian: тонкий и легкий
Related Words
- wisp: A small, thin piece or strand.
- gossamer: A delicate, gauzy fabric or a very light, thin quality.