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sturdy
1[ stur-dee ]
adjective
- strongly built; stalwart; robust:
sturdy young athletes.
Synonyms: powerful, strong, stout, sinewy, brawny, muscular, hardy
Antonyms: weak
- strong, as in substance, construction, or texture:
sturdy walls.
- firm; courageous; indomitable:
the sturdy defenders of the Alamo.
Synonyms: unconquerable, determined, vigorous, resolute
- of strong or hardy growth, as a plant.
sturdy
2[ stur-dee ]
noun
- gid.
sturdy
1/ ˈstɜːdɪ /
adjective
- healthy, strong, and vigorous
- strongly built; stalwart
Derived Forms
- ˈsturdily, adverb
- ˈsturdiness, noun
- ˈsturdied, adjective
Other Words From
- sturdi·ly adverb
- sturdi·ness noun
- un·sturdi·ly adverb
- un·sturdi·ness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of sturdy1
Word History and Origins
Origin of sturdy1
Origin of sturdy2
Example Sentences
The long points were kept erect by being stuffed with moss or straw and could be made out of fancy decorative fabrics or sturdier leather.
The short and sturdy posts - made of concrete, metal or other materials - are meant to block cars from entering pedestrian areas.
“Take shelter now in a basement or an interior room on the lowest floor of a sturdy building,” a National Weather Service advisory warned on social media.
I stepped into the austere spa room at Pause, a wellness center in Studio City, and a sturdy massage table commanded the space.
A recent haul included a ham sandwich, fresh tortilla chips, pork burritos and a sturdy little tub of mushroom barley soup.
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