tight-fitting

/'tait'fitiɳ/
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tight-fitting

The dancer wears a tight-fitting leotard during her rehearsal.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Fitting closely to the body or an object: Describing clothing, covers, or other items that are designed to fit with very little extra space, often in a way that reveals the shape of what is underneath.
Usage
  • The word "tight-fitting" is used to describe items, especially garments, that are not loose. It often implies a snug, form-fitting quality. It is typically used before a noun (attributive position).
Examples
  • Adjective:
    • She wore a tight-fitting dress to the party.
    • The tight-fitting lid kept the food fresh.
    • For safety, mechanics often wear tight-fitting clothing.
Advanced Usage
  • "tight-fitting" vs. "loose-fitting": These are common antonyms in descriptions of clothing.
    • Choose tight-fitting workout gear for yoga, but loose-fitting clothes for lounging.
Variants and Related Words
  • Tightly-fitting (adj): An alternative form with the same meaning.
    • a tightly-fitting helmet
  • Form-fitting (adj): A near-synonym emphasizing the contouring of shape.
  • Snug (adj): Fitting closely and comfortably.
Synonyms
  • Close-fitting
  • Skin-tight (often for very tight clothing)
  • Figure-hugging
Antonyms
  • Loose-fitting
  • Baggy
  • Oversized
Notes
  • "Tight-fitting" is a compound adjective. It is often hyphenated, especially when placed before the noun it modifies (e.g., "a tight-fitting suit"). When used after a linking verb (predicative position), it is sometimes written without a hyphen (e.g., "The suit is tight fitting"), though the hyphenated form is widely accepted in both positions.
tight-fitting

The dancer wears a tight-fitting leotard during her rehearsal.

Adjective
  1. fitting snugly
    • a tightly-fitting cover
    • tight-fitting clothes

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