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having a lean and strong body
- The wiry gymnast executed intricate routines with grace and precision, showcasing his strength and flexibility.
- Despite his wiry frame, he possessed surprising power and endurance on the hiking trail.
- Her wiry build allowed her to slip through tight spaces with ease during the obstacle course.
- The wiry boxer relied on speed and agility rather than brute force to outmaneuver his opponents in the ring.
- His wiry muscles rippled beneath his skin as he effortlessly climbed the steep rock face.
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resembling or having the characteristics of wire
- The wiry branches of the tree swayed in the wind, bending but not breaking.
- She used a wiry brush to scrub away the stubborn grime from the surface.
- The wiry threads of the spider's web glistened in the morning sunlight.
- The wiry frame of the gymnast allowed her to execute complex maneuvers with ease.
- The wiry cable provided a secure connection between the two devices, ensuring seamless communication.
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(of hair) not flexible and stiff like a wire
- Her wiry hair stood out in tight curls, resisting any attempt to smooth it down.
- Despite trying various hair products, his wiry locks always seemed to spring back into place.
- The toddler's wiry hair stuck out in all directions, giving him a wild and untamed look.
- After swimming in the ocean, her hair became even more wiry from the saltwater's effects.
- The elderly woman's wiry gray hair framed her face in wispy tufts, adding to her eccentric charm.
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having a thin, sharp, and metallic quality, often suggesting the vibration of wire
- The violinist’s wiry tone resonated through the hall.
- The wiry sound of the guitar strings filled the room.
- The wiry vibration of the instrument added a sharpness to the melody.
- The wiry sound of the violin pierced the quiet atmosphere.