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spareness

/ˈspeə.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la cualidad de ser escaso, esparcido o carente de densidad, pudiendo referirse a la falta de espesor o abundancia en algo, o bien a la delgadez o falta de grasa corporal.

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noun

/ˈspeə.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la cualidad de ser escaso, esparcido o carente de densidad, pudiendo referirse a la falta de espesor o abundancia en algo, o bien a la delgadez o falta de grasa corporal.

A noun referring to the quality of being sparse, which can describe either a lack of density or thinness in distribution, or a lack of body fat.

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  1. Scarcity or thinnessC1formal

    The quality of being sparse, thinly distributed, or lacking density.

    esEscasez o delgadez

    • The spareness of the vegetation in the desert surprised the explorers.
    • The spareness of the furniture gave the room a minimalist feel.
    • The spareness of the data made it difficult to draw conclusions.

    Sinónimosmeagernesspaucityscantinessscarcitysparsenesssparsitythinness

    Antónimosabundancecopiousnessdensityplenitudeprofusion

  2. Leanness or thinnessC1formal

    The state of having little body fat; leanness.

    esDelgadez

    • His spareness was a result of years of rigorous training.
    • The spareness of her frame was accentuated by the loose clothing.
    • The spareness of the model's physique was considered ideal for the runway.

    Sinónimosgauntnesslankinessleannessscrawninessskinninessslendernessslimnessthinness

    Antónimoscorpulencefatnessfleshinessobesityplumpness

Formas
  • sparenesses plural form
  • sparenesses' possessive plural form
  • spareness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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