IPA: /ˈlɪθɪst/
KK: /lɪθɪst/
Most flexible and graceful in movement or form.
The dancer was the lithest performer in the competition, captivating everyone with her fluid movements.
Comparative: lither
Superlative: lithest
Lithest → This word originates from Old English 'lyþe', meaning gentle or mild. The word 'lithest' is a superlative form, meaning the most gentle or mild.
Think of 'gentle' to remember that 'lithest' means the most gentle or mild.