Definitions and Examples of strong, sturdy, robust
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having great physical power or ability; sturdy and robust.
Example
He was able to lift the heavy box with his strong arms.
Strongly built and able to withstand stress or pressure.
Example
The sturdy oak tree survived the storm without any damage.
Strong and healthy; vigorous and full of energy.
Example
She maintained a robust exercise routine to stay fit and healthy.
Key Differences: strong vs sturdy vs robust
- 1Strong implies great physical power or ability.
- 2Sturdy suggests being strongly built and able to withstand stress or pressure.
- 3Robust conveys a sense of being strong, healthy, vigorous, and full of energy.
Effective Usage of strong, sturdy, robust
- 1Physical Description: Use these antonyms to describe people or objects that are physically strong and durable.
- 2Health and Fitness: Incorporate these antonyms in conversations about health and fitness to describe a strong and healthy body.
- 3Nature and Environment: Utilize these antonyms to describe natural phenomena such as trees, mountains, and animals.
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Remember this!
Although limpsy is not commonly used in English, its antonyms strong, sturdy, and robust convey a sense of physical strength and durability. Use these words to describe people or objects that are physically strong and durable, discuss health and fitness, and describe natural phenomena.
