body type

American  

noun

Printing.

1. type used in the main text of printed matter, generally less than 14 points.

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Etymology

Origin of body type

First recorded in 1895–1900

Example Sentences

Adams studies video of opponents and factors in body type, experience, skill set and tendencies among other traits.

From Los Angeles Times

In the new analysis, scientists found that these heart benefits occurred across all body types.

From Science Daily

Her journey shattered long-standing norms in an art form historically dominated by white dancers, challenging stereotypes about body type, ethnicity, and “who belongs” in classical ballet.

From Salon

The shift in body types on the podium is striking.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Rampant speculation based on a person’s looks or body type is harmful and dehumanizing,” the spokesperson said.

From Salon