chesty Sentence Examples

  1. The **chesty** cough echoed through the empty hallway. (hacking, deep)
  2. The proud soldier stood **chesty**, puffing out his chest in military bearing. (proud, erect)
  3. The opera singer took a deep breath, inflating her **chesty** voice for a powerful high note. (powerful, full)
  4. The toddler puffed out his **chesty** chest in a defiant pose. (proud, assertive)
  5. The athlete pounded his **chesty** fist on the table in frustration. (broad, strong) **(Consider replacing "chesty" with a different body part depending on the action)**
  6. The parrot puffed out its feathers, appearing **chesty** and territorial. (puffed-up, defensive)
  7. He strutted down the street with a **chesty** attitude, looking for trouble. (swaggering, arrogant)
  8. The child wore a **chesty** sweater that kept him warm on the windy day. (thick, heavy) **("Chesty" might not be the most natural choice here) **
  9. The old man coughed **chestyly**, his shoulders heaving with each breath. (deeply, heavily)
  10. The statue depicted a **chesty** warrior, clad in armor, wielding a sword. (muscular, broad-shouldered)

chesty Meaning

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chesty (s)

marked by a large or well-developed chest

having or showing feelings of unwarranted importance out of overbearing pride

Synonyms & Antonyms of chesty

FAQs About the word chesty

marked by a large or well-developed chest, having or showing feelings of unwarranted importance out of overbearing pride

arrogant, high-hat, supercilious, lordly, highfalutin, overweening, dominant, high-and-mighty, pompous, haughty

diffident, passive, introverted, mousy, shrinking, sheepish, introverted, demure, lowly, bashful

The **chesty** cough echoed through the empty hallway. (hacking, deep)

The proud soldier stood **chesty**, puffing out his chest in military bearing. (proud, erect)

The opera singer took a deep breath, inflating her **chesty** voice for a powerful high note. (powerful, full)

The toddler puffed out his **chesty** chest in a defiant pose. (proud, assertive)