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sturdy
1[stur-dee]
adjective
strongly built; stalwart; robust.
sturdy young athletes.
Antonyms: weakstrong, as in substance, construction, or texture.
sturdy walls.
firm; courageous; indomitable.
the sturdy defenders of the Alamo.
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
Other Word Forms
- sturdily adverb
- sturdiness noun
- sturdied adjective
- unsturdily adverb
- unsturdiness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of sturdy1
Word History and Origins
Origin of sturdy1
Origin of sturdy2
Example Sentences
Even Djokovic, who has a sturdy case as the tennis GOAT, acknowledges he’s fading in the rear view.
Pizza, even the artisanal variety, makes for a budget-friendly meal, and the sturdy New York style lends itself to the booming consumer demand for takeout and delivery.
The structure is exposed, and sturdy materials are well put together, not just designed to look that way.
Its version of Emilia Harcourt is a sturdy Aryan girl who only wears jewel tones and skirts and is infatuated with Chris.
Canned crescent dough, improbably, was just right: pliable without tearing, sturdy without getting tough, and still capable of a respectable rise.
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