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Meaning of trim
The primary meaning of the word "trim" is to make something neat or tidy by cutting or removing unwanted parts.
Etymology of trim
The word "trim" has its origins in Old English and Old Norse, with the verb "trīman" meaning to prepare or make ready, and the noun "trīm" meaning preparation or arrangement
Historically, the word has been used to describe various activities such as cutting, pruning, or shaping, and has evolved to encompass a range of meanings related to neatness, tidiness, and decoration
Synonyms
Definitions
- To make something neat or tidy by cutting or removing unwanted parts
- * To reduce something by cutting or removing parts of it
- * To decorate or embellish something, especially with a strip of material
Usage Examples
- The gardener will trim the hedge to keep it looking neat
- * She trims her hair every six weeks to keep it healthy
- * The company will trim its budget to reduce costs
Antonyms
untrim
uncut
unpruned
untidy
unkempt
shaggy
overgrown
lengthy
extended
increased
expanded
enlarged
inflated
exaggerated
elaborate
complicated