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gordo
/ˈɡordo/
A Spanish term meaning fat or plump.
Antonyms of gordo
Adjectives
Strongest matches:
- skinny
- thin
- slender
- slim
Weak matches:
- lean
- boney
- lanky
- rangy
Synonyms
overweight, plump, obese, portly, rotund, fleshy, gross, heavy
Usage examples:
1. The cat has become quite gordo after spending the winter indoors.
2. She laughed as she described her dog as el más gordo of all the pets she's had.
3. When visiting Spain, I was surprised to learn that gordo not only means fat but is also used affectionately to refer to someone chubby.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a common antonym for 'gordo' in English?
A common antonym for 'gordo' (Spanish for 'fat' or 'plump') in English is 'slim' or 'thin.' These words describe someone who is not fat or has a slender figure.
Can 'lean' be used as an antonym for 'gordo'?
Yes, 'lean' can be used as an antonym for 'gordo.' While 'lean' often refers to a lack of fat and a more muscular, defined physique, it contrasts with 'gordo,' which implies excess body fat.
Is 'skinny' a suitable antonym for 'gordo,' and how does it differ from 'slim'?
'Skinny' is indeed a suitable antonym for 'gordo.' The term 'skinny' often implies being very thin, sometimes to the point of looking undernourished, whereas 'slim' suggests a healthy, proportionately slender figure. Both are antonyms but carry slightly different connotations.
In what context might 'lightweight' be considered an antonym of 'gordo'?
'Lightweight' can be considered an antonym of 'gordo' in contexts related to weight categories, such as in sports or when describing objects. For individuals, it suggests someone who is lighter in weight, possibly due to less body fat, contrasting with 'gordo,' which implies a heavier weight due to more body fat.