A big man is not always robust.
Source: tatoeba (275835)
Robust
//ɹəʊˈbʌst//
Synonyms for "robust" (132 found)
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Closest matches (27)
Strong matches (39)
Related words (66)
livinglustymettlesomemightymuscularnervynuttyobstinatepeppypotentpowerfulprosperingprosperouspuissantpungentred bloodedred-bloodedrichroaringrobustious
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Antonyms
1 entriesSynonyms
1 entriesRelated terms
1 entriesderived
18 entriesShowing 16 of 18 words.
has context
3 entrieshas property
1 entriesrelated to
15 entriessimilar
38 entriesShowing 16 of 38 words.
Translations
70 translations across 33 languages.
Albanian
1 entries- ardhangët adj (evincing strength)
Bulgarian
3 entries- здрав adj (evincing strength)
- силен adj (evincing strength)
- як adj (evincing strength)
Catalan
1 entries- robust adj (evincing strength)
Dutch
2 entries- degelijk adj (evincing strength)
- robuust adj (evincing strength)
Finnish
4 entries- jykevä adj (evincing strength)
- robusti adj (evincing strength)
- roteva adj (evincing strength)
- vahva adj (evincing strength)
French
2 entries- costaud adj (evincing strength)
- robuste adj (evincing strength)
Galician
2 entries- robusto adj (evincing strength)
- rufo adj (evincing strength)
German
4 entries- anspruchsvoll adj (evincing strength)
- grob adj (evincing strength)
- herausfordernd adj (evincing strength)
- kräftig adj (evincing strength)
Greek
1 entries- ρωμαλέος adj (evincing strength)
Hebrew
2 entries- איתן adj (evincing strength)
- חסון adj (evincing strength)
Hungarian
4 entries- erős adj (evincing strength)
- erőteljes adj (evincing strength)
- masszív adj (evincing strength)
- robusztus adj (evincing strength)
Ido
1 entries- robusta adj (evincing strength)
Indonesian
1 entries- tegar adj (evincing strength)
Irish
1 entries- urrúnta adj (evincing strength)
Italian
1 entries- robusto adj (evincing strength)
Latin
1 entries- rōbustus adj (evincing strength)
Macedonian
4 entries- здрав adj (evincing strength)
- си́лен adj (evincing strength)
- цврст adj (evincing strength)
- јак adj (evincing strength)
Malay
2 entries- lasak adj (evincing strength)
- teguh adj (evincing strength)
Mongolian
1 entries- бөх adj (evincing strength)
Māori
4 entries- hiwa adj (evincing strength)
- ruarangi adj (evincing strength)
- tōtōpū adj (evincing strength)
- whakapūioio adj (evincing strength)
Norman
1 entries- frîngant adj (evincing strength)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- robust adj (evincing strength)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- robust adj (evincing strength)
Polish
4 entries- czerstwy adj (evincing strength)
- krzepki adj (evincing strength)
- rozrosły adj (evincing strength)
- silny adj (evincing strength)
Portuguese
1 entries- robusto adj (evincing strength)
Quechua
1 entries- nanaq adj (evincing strength)
Romanian
3 entries- puternic adj (evincing strength)
- robust adj (evincing strength)
- vânjos adj (evincing strength)
Russian
2 entries- здоро́вый adj (evincing strength)
- кре́пкий adj (evincing strength)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- làidir adj (evincing strength)
Slovene
1 entries- robústen adj (evincing strength)
Spanish
1 entries- robusto adj (evincing strength)
Swedish
1 entries- robust adj (evincing strength)
Ukrainian
2 entries- здоро́вий adj (evincing strength)
- крі́пкий adj (evincing strength)
Sample sentences
20 total sentences available.
He is a robust young man.
Source: tatoeba (291631)
So far from being robust, he was extremely weak.
Source: tatoeba (295305)
He was far from robust.
Source: tatoeba (295306)
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