Pronunciation: /ˈbæntəmweɪt/
noun a weight in boxing and other sports intermediate between flyweight and featherweight
A1 A bantamweight boxer weighs between 115 and 118 pounds.
A2 She won the championship title in the bantamweight division.
B1 The bantamweight category is known for its fast-paced and exciting fights.
B2 He is considered one of the top bantamweight fighters in the world.
C1 The bantamweight champion defended his title for the fifth time in a row.
C2 The bantamweight division is highly competitive with many talented fighters vying for the top spot.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a bantamweight
A1 The bantamweight boxer is small but very quick in the ring.
A2 She won the bantamweight title after a series of impressive victories.
B1 The bantamweight division is known for its fast-paced and exciting fights.
B2 He is considered one of the best bantamweight fighters in the world.
C1 The bantamweight category in boxing has weight limits ranging from 118 to 122 pounds.
C2 She dominated the bantamweight division for years before moving up in weight class.
formal The bantamweight division in boxing includes fighters who weigh between 115 and 118 pounds.
informal I heard that the bantamweight fight last night was really intense.
slang That bantamweight boxer packs a serious punch for someone so small.
figurative In the world of business, she is considered a bantamweight when it comes to negotiating deals.
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