snatched
- 01 C1 Advanced
used to describe someone who looks very attractive, fashionable, or has a perfectly fit body.
denoting a physical appearance that is aesthetically perfect, particularly regarding a fit physique or sharp, well-applied makeup.
Simple“You look absolutely snatched in that new dress tonight.”
In context“The influencer posted a photo after her workout, looking completely snatched and ready for the red carpet event.”
UsageCommonly used as a predicative adjective after the verb 'to look'.
Antonyms - 02 C1 Advanced
having a very thin or well-shaped waist, often from exercise or tight clothing.
specifically referring to a waistline that appears exceptionally narrow and defined.
Simple“That corset really makes her waist look snatched.”
In context“The costume designer ensured the lead actress's silhouette was snatched to match the high-fashion aesthetic of the film.”
Teacher's tipThis sense is heavily associated with drag culture and social media fitness trends; it may sound out of place in professional settings.
Synonymsslendercinched
“We’re hoping we can get that done.” Adam Idah snatched the winner with his first touch as Swansea battled back from a goal down to beat Stoke 2-1.”
“After employing 40 local Palestinians, he has found his life’s work snatched by marauding settlers, both armed adults and some barely teenagers.”