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stout

[staʊt]

stout Definition

  • 1having a thick, strong, and heavy build or appearance
  • 2strongly built and sturdy in constitution
  • 3dark and strong in color or flavor

Using stout: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "stout" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The stout oak table was difficult to move.

  • Example

    Despite his age, he was still a stout and active man.

  • Example

    She prefers a stout beer over a light one.

  • Example

    He has a stout heart and never gives up easily.

  • Example

    The building was constructed with stout materials to withstand earthquakes.

stout Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for stout

Antonyms for stout

Phrases with stout

  • a man who is brave, determined, and reliable

    Example

    He's a stout fellow who can always be counted on to help out.

  • courage and determination in the face of adversity

    Example

    She showed a stout heart during her battle with cancer.

  • a strong and effective defense

    Example

    The team put up a stout defense against their opponents.

Origins of stout

from Middle English 'stout', meaning 'proud, brave'

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Summary: stout in Brief

The term 'stout' [staʊt] describes a person or object that is thick, strong, and sturdy. It can refer to physical build, as in 'Despite his age, he was still a stout and active man,' or to materials, as in 'The building was constructed with stout materials to withstand earthquakes.' Additionally, it can describe a dark and strong flavor, as in 'She prefers a stout beer over a light one.' Phrases like 'stout fellow' and 'stout heart' denote bravery and determination, while 'stout defense' refers to a strong and effective defense.

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