痩そう身しん

減げん量りょうN2sense 2
減量 is a general, often medical or sports-related term for reducing weight, while 痩身 specifically emphasizes achieving a slender, attractive body shape.
スリム sense 1
スリム is a casual loanword describing a slim appearance or design, while 痩身 is a more formal noun referring to a person's slender physique.
ダイエットN4sense 2
ダイエット is the casual, everyday loanword for dieting or weight-loss efforts, whereas 痩身 is a more formal term often used in beauty or medical contexts.
細ほそ身み sense 1
細身 describes a slender build or narrow shape (of a person or object), while 痩身 specifically refers to a person's thin, lean physique.

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やせ
痩身 is a more formal, often clinical or advertising term for a slender body, while 痩せ is the everyday word for being thin or losing weight.
痩やせるN4
痩身 is a formal noun meaning 'slim body' or 'weight loss,' often used in medical or advertising contexts, while 痩せる is the everyday verb for the process of getting thinner.

Opposites

肥ひ満まんN2sense 1
肥満 means obesity or being overweight, the direct opposite of 痩身's slender body sense.

Written forms

痩そう身しんUsage54%
Standard kanji spelling; 痩 is the modern form, while 瘦 is an older variant.
瘦そう身しんUsage43%
search-only kanji form
Search-only form using the older 瘦 kanji; not commonly used in modern writing.
そう身しんUsage1%
search-only kanji form
Search-only form mixing kanji and kana; not a standard spelling.
そうしんUsage1%

Etymology

Compound of 痩 (そう, 'thin, slender') and 身 (しん, 'body'). The reading そうしん is on'yomi. The kanji 痩 is the modern form, while 瘦 is a traditional variant.