lissomely literary , also: lissomly

A young, willowy body, accustomed to going lightly and lissomely.

I inserted the old choppers and sprang lissomely from the sheets.

Gulls wheeled overhead, and girls sprawled lissomely nearby.

The fingers of Yefim Bronfman, the pianist, flowed across the keyboard with a sound so smooth it sometimes approached the unctuous, yielding lissomely to the voices of the strings before him.

Late Mozart - the final piano concerto, lissomely played by Emmanuel Ax, and the "Magic Flute" overture - was juxtaposed with early Shostakovich: his ferociously precocious first symphony had its premiere when he was 20.