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Definition of beltline

beltline

/ˈbɛlt.laɪn/
belt · line

Plural:beltlines
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• noun

1

The level or circumference of the human waist where a belt is typically worn, or the corresponding part of a garment.

Example

"The tailor adjusted the trousers so they rested comfortably along his beltline."


2

North American A highway, railway, or transit route that encircles a city or metropolitan area.

Example

"Commuters took the outer beltline to bypass the heavy traffic in the city center."


3

The horizontal line along the exterior side of an automobile body immediately below the windows.

Example

"The new sedan features a sleek chrome trim running along its high beltline."

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Beltline. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/beltline
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