Other Ways to Say “Fit”

Other ways to say FIT

The adjective “fit” has more than one meaning but in this lesson, we will discuss its meaning as “be in good physical condition”, which is related to fitness. Here are nine synonyms of the adjective “fit”.

We’ll look at the following words and expressions:

• Slim
• Trim
• As fit as a fiddle
• Slender
• In good shape
• Toned up
• Able-bodied
• Robust
• Sturdy

Other ways to say FIT

 

SLIM

Meaning: thin in an attractive way.
Ex: Lucky you! You’re so slim!

TRIM

Meaning: be thin, healthy and attractive.
Ex: She’s got a trim figure because she works out every day.

AS FIT AS A FIDDLE

Meaning: be in good physical condition.
Ex: My grandpa is 94 and he’s as fit as a fiddle.

Other ways to say FIT

SLENDER

Meaning: be attractively thin.
Ex: Emma was pretty, tall and slender.

IN GOOD SHAPE

Meaning: be in good condition.
Ex: Although she didn’t exercise much, she was still in good shape.

TONED UP

Meaning: give your muscles a better tone by exercising.
Ex: Look at him. He’s really toned up after all that time he spent in the gym.

Other ways to say FIT

ABLE-BODIED

Meaning: be physically healthy and strong; opposite of disabled.
Ex: Although in her seventies, Sarah remained able-bodied thanks to the yoga sessions she practised.

ROBUST

Meaning: be physically healthy and in good condition.
Ex: John has tried to be active and robust all his life.

STURDY

Meaning: be strong and vigorous.
Ex: Tom was a well-built, sturdy man in his forties.

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