"slenderness" is a perfectly acceptable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to the quality of being slender or thin. For example, "The slenderness of her frame made her dress size difficult to determine."
A Eurobarometer poll last year found big increases in the numbers who say they would like to use cross-border bank accounts, credit cards, car insurance and mortgages within five years.Here's some we prepared earlierPart of the reason for the White Paper's slenderness is that the commissioner's staff want better regulation, not more.
The increased slenderness of Christ's long body against the dramatic clouds in Crucifixion with Donors foreshadows the artist's late style.
Throughout the spring/summer collections, which closed earlier this month, everyone from Yasmin Le Bon (as lovely as ever at John Galliano) to Inès de la Fressange (for Chanel) made an appearance and, yes, there was more than a little evidence too that those with an unrealistically boyish frame are no longer the only option, although most casting still decrees that slenderness is the Holy Grail.
I was told that Peyton had barely two weeks to transform the place, which might account for the slenderness of the menu.
A tapering slenderness is the outstanding characteristic of all the different types.
Depp resembles Barrie in no way, except in his slenderness of form.
He suggested the problem might be the slenderness of her novels, coupled with a certain lack of authorial self-aggrandizement.
Years later, my aunts, who were never skinny, marveled at the collective slenderness of their progeny.
In the end, he underscored the new chair's strength and resilience by "keeping the throat really skinny and playing up the slenderness".
Prudhomme was called the "Snake" because of his slenderness and height.
