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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
Ragsdale is considering making a video to share about how she assembled her sturdy, reusable sign.
Earlier this year, authorities announced plans to phase out bamboo in favour of sturdier, fire-resistant steel, citing bamboo's combustibility and deterioration over time.
From there we hopscotched to Chile, up to Mexico City, and then out to Alaska’s remote Aleutian Chain, where a sturdy, generous band of believers make their living off the Bering Sea.
Upstairs in the Broad’s permanent collection galleries is Therrien’s 1994 “Under the Table,” an Instagram favorite that’s an almost exact replica of his studio’s kitchen table, surrounded by six sturdy wooden chairs.
One of the better crime thrillers of the year, it was—along with “Boots,” “Task,” “Landman” and “Death by Lightning”—the kind of sturdy American stuff that didn’t insult one’s intelligence.
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