How to pronounce“waiflike”in English
IPA/wɪflæɪk/
Syllableswai·flike
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Music, art, and dance had traditionally featured
hummable and moving tunes, realistic depictions of graceful women and noble men, and the fluttering arms of waiflike ballerinas moving ethereally across the stage.
By 1900 all that had changed with what is now called modern classical music, modern art, and modern dance.
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Definitions of “waiflike”
adjective
Resembling a waif; apparently homeless, starving, etc.
“Translations, Act I - Brian Friel "She has a waiflike appearance and could be any age from seventeen to thirty-five."”