leanness

/ˈlinɪs/
noun
  1. The quality or state of being thin, slender, or having little body fat.
    • His leanness was a result of a healthy diet and regular exercise.
    • The doctor noted the patient's leanness and recommended a checkup.
    • The athlete's leanness helped her run faster and jump higher.
  2. The quality of containing little fat, as in meat.
    • The leanness of the beef made it a healthier choice for dinner.
    • The butcher highlighted the leanness of the pork loin.
    • She preferred chicken breast for its leanness compared to thighs.
  3. The quality of being efficient and using few resources.
    • Leanness in manufacturing reduces waste and saves money.
    • The company's leanness allowed it to survive the economic downturn.
    • The team admired the leanness of the new software, which used little memory.