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svelte

[svelt, sfelt] / svɛlt, sfɛlt /


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Ads from American Express, which unveiled its Platinum card in 1984, featured Carol Channing in long gloves holding a diamond and “Don’t leave home without it” printed in a svelte serif.

From The Wall Street Journal

In your special you once again come out onstage in all your shirtless glory — congrats on looking much more svelte these days.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s a svelte, melodic style of dance music pitched between European deep house, jazzy R&B and local styles like kwaito and gqom.

From Los Angeles Times

“That’s very cool,” Winter said, adding that the bird seemed graceful as a ballerina, “the most aloof, elegant, svelte creature ever.”

From Los Angeles Times

Why do some dog breeds struggle to stay svelte?

From Science Magazine