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obese
[ oh-bees ]
adjective
- very fat or overweight; corpulent.
obese
/ əʊˈbiːs /
adjective
- excessively fat or fleshy; corpulent
Derived Forms
- oˈbesity, noun
Other Words From
- o·besely adverb
- o·besi·ty o·beseness noun
- over·o·bese adjective
- over·o·besely adverb
- over·o·beseness noun
- super·o·bese adjective
- uno·bese adjective
- uno·besely adverb
- uno·beseness noun
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of obese1
Example Sentences
She was reportedly obese, in a declining state of health and suffered from dementia.
To qualify, adults must be obese and have at least one pre-existing weight-related health condition such as high blood pressure.
Experts say it is linked to a "growing number" of more "complex" pregnancies - because the mother is older or obese, for example.
The latest data suggests that 45 percent of those Americans without a complete college education are obese, compared to some 27 percent of college-educated Americans.
"I got to the stage where I went 'if this continues, I'm going to end up morbidly obese in my late 30s'," she said.
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