slimline

American

[slim-lahyn] / ˈslɪmˌlaɪn /

adjective

slim in appearance.
of, relating to, or noting a long, slender shape, design, or item.

slimline British

/ ˈslɪmˌlaɪn /

adjective

slim; giving the appearance of or conducive to slimness

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Etymology

Origin of slimline

slim + line ¹

Example Sentences

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Its included slimline coat hanger kept everything nice and tidy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Prince William's slimline, more focused approach leaves him with around 30.

From BBC

Equally promising is the FAA-certification of the “S1 staggered, slimline” economy seat by Molon Labe Seating.

From Washington Post

Intel is targeting this GPU at slimline workstations or small form factor PCs.

From The Verge

The Shark AI’s slimline bin / dock doesn’t use bags, which is a bonus.

From The Verge

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