Light or unsubstantial in weight
“The microfiber materials are designed to be lightweight, fast-drying, moisture-wicking, and breathable.”
Made of fine or thin material
“Angela, on the other hand, wore a lightweight dress with a lower neckline and short sleeves.”
Trivial or insignificant in nature
“People do happen to take an interest in what goes on, and often it's to do with lightweight matters such as the fortunes of sports teams, the antics of rock stars, or the sleaze in which celebrities engage.”
Lacking intellectual depth or substance
“Some of the discussion in the book is lightweight and unconvincing.”
Able to be carried or easily moved
Lighthearted or humorous in nature
Not highly intellectual or cultured
Thin or haggard, especially from hunger or disease
Impractical and foolishly idealistic
Someone who is considered insignificant or of no importance
“Vicky refused to be patronized by someone she considered a mere lightweight.”
A person who lacks intelligence
A person of lower rank, status, or ability
Derogatory term implying timidity, weakness, or dependence on one's mother
A thing of little value or importance
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