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formfitting

American  
[fawrm-fit-ing] / ˈfɔrmˌfɪt ɪŋ /

adjective

  1. designed to fit snugly around a given shape; close-fitting.

    a formfitting blouse.


Etymology

Origin of formfitting

First recorded in 1895–1900; form + fitting

Example Sentences

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They’re mostly physical: mincing down a school hallway in formfitting, scarlet couture under a parka; uttering the word “Peoria” then appearing there, as if the mother ship abandoned her.

From New York Times

"Let’s go VMAs" Lopez, 52, captioned a set of photos in which she rocks a black front-tying crop top and a formfitting silver and black sequin skirt that featured its own fastening strings.

From Fox News

As a wheelchair user, she didn’t think she could ever wear formfitting clothes or skirts.

From The Verge

She’s sporting a formfitting backless white belted dress with long sleeves.

From Fox News

“They’re light, not bulky, and they come in plenty of sizes to be formfitting.”

From The Verge