well-proportioned

adjective

1. having the correct or desirable relationship between constituent parts with respect to size, number, or degree

Example Sentences

There are no height restrictions for the team, with guidelines simply saying there are no height or weight requirements, and women are expected to "look well-proportioned in dancewear".

From BBC

“I love clean well-proportioned white walls, but they can coexist next to an old wooden floor, or a typical TriBeCa tin ceiling.”

From New York Times

In photos from around this time, Jim appears as a neatly groomed, well-proportioned young man, a few inches shorter than Farmer, with jet-black hair swept into a knife-like wave and wire-rimmed glasses over narrow eyes.

From Literature

The dishes are well-proportioned, large enough to where if you order a few they can be shared around the table.

From Seattle Times

They are really comfortable in their bodies, they can move, they are well-proportioned, they are quick, and they can run fast for big guys.

From Seattle Times

Related Words

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• beautiful
• clean-cut
• dapper
• elegant
• good-looking
• graceful
• lovely
• personable
• smart
• smooth
• stately
• stylish
• suave