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View definitions for out of shape

out of shape

adjective as in gnarled

adjective as in soft

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Middle-aged, out-of-shape Putin sat idle and silent as his dreams and hopes for the future were destroyed.

They are not for the physically lazy or the chronically, unabashedly out-of-shape.

Stasi added it's a "boon for the out-of-shape and perhaps a giant economic loss for high-end gyms, particularly in Brooklyn."

Feeling ugly, old, ill, and out-of-shape “is a humiliating place for them, and it correlates intensely with self-esteem.”

Is there anything more unnerving than an out-of-shape male sporting swimwear with an agenda?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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