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muscly

American  
[muhs-uh-lee, muhs-lee] / ˈmʌs ə li, ˈmʌs li /

adjective

musclier, muscliest
  1. having large or highly visible muscles; muscular, strong, well-built, etc.

  2. composed of muscle.


Example Sentences

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If you angled the Instagram app just so you’d glimpse a miniature metallic silver version of the artist greeting you, a comically muscly folklore demon towering behind you, or a pair of futuristic-looking avatars flanking paintings as though they were standing beside you IRL.

From Los Angeles Times

Some sports nutritionists say it can be harmful - affecting hormone health, growth, and development, and could potentially lead to problems with eating disorders such as muscle dysmorphia - the idea your body is smaller and less muscly than it actually is.

From BBC

A "really muscly" kangaroo "tried to drown" a man in Australia, after the two got into a punch-up.

From BBC

"Ilona's changed the perception of body image by showing that you can be muscly and strong and powerful and wear a dress," says 16-year-old Zara.

From BBC

"No! The big, muscly guys? Better not mention that I'm dreaming about dancing, probably not the right thing to do," he laughs.

From BBC