Featherweight [adjective]

Definition of Featherweight:

not heavy

Synonyms of Featherweight:

● Agile

● Slight

● Buoyant

● Fluffy

● Loose

● Slender

● Delicate

● Easy

● Lightweight

● Small

● Airy

● Thin

● Sheer

● Petty

● Portable

● Little

● Flimsy

● Dainty

● Floating

● Trifling

● Atmospheric

● Crumbly

● Downy

● Effervescent

● Ethereal

● Feathery

● Filmy

● Friable

● Frothy

● Graceful

● Inconsequential

● Insubstantial

● Lithe

● Meager

● Nimble

● Porous

● Sandy

● Spongy

● Sprightly

● Trivial

● Unsubstantial

● Weightless

● Floatable

● Gossamery

● Imponderous

● Light-footed

● Sylphlike

● Tissuelike

● Unheavy


Opposite/Antonyms of Featherweight:

● Solemn

● Serious

● Grave

● Laborious

● Difficult

● Weighted

● Brunette

● Obscure

● Gloomy

● Dim

● Darkened

● Dark

● Black

● Significant

● Oppressive

● Strong

● Strict

● Rough

● Coarse

● Heavy

● Thick

● Fat

● Important

● Big

● Dusky

● Clumsy

● Useful

● Large


Sentence/Example of Featherweight:

This featherweight tablet comes with a stand that can prop the screen up into laptop mode, lower it into a 15-degree angle for studio mode, and kick the stand out for a freestanding tablet.

"I had no idea Americans were so romantic," said Lady Sellingworth, with just a touch of featherweight malice.

She seemed only a featherweight when the bewildered doctor helped her to alight—an undoubted sprite and creature of romance.

I am not as strong as I once was so I bought a featherweight one.

Fancy that little featherweight saying, "O khansamah jee" to my bloodthirsty Mir Khan!

He held out his arm, but grew tired long before they reached his trap: Dane was no featherweight, and he leaned upon him heavily.

Even Aurora could have raised him, and he was a featherweight in the arms of such a creature as Regina.

Leonora lifted her up—she was the merest featherweight—and laid her on the bed with her hair about her.

Live Wire Luiz cried; for, though a featherweight physically, he was possessed of the courage of an Alexander.

Light "featherweight" models designed for long flights when travelling with the wind should be launched with it.