1. Plural of endomorphy; the quality or state of having a body type characterized by a rounded, soft physique with a tendency to gain weight easily.
Usage: Used in somatotype classification (Sheldon's body types); Technical term in anthropology and fitness contexts

Examples

• The fitness trainer explained that endomorphies require different training approaches than other body types.
• Research on endomorphies shows that individuals with this body type often have slower metabolisms.
• Sheldon's classification system included endomorphies as one of three primary somatotypes.
• People with endomorphies may find it beneficial to focus on strength training and consistent cardio.
• The study compared endomorphies, mesomorphies, and ectomorphies across different populations.