red-blooded (Meaning)

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red-blooded (s)

endowed with or exhibiting great bodily or mental health

The robust cowboy exuded a red-blooded masculinity that belied his gentle nature.
The old woman's red-blooded cheeks flushed with embarrassment as she recalled her youthful indiscretions.
The patriotic rally ignited a surge of red-blooded fervor in the crowd.
The athlete's red-blooded determination fueled her relentless pursuit of excellence.
The war hero's red-blooded heroism earned him the admiration of his comrades.
The cocky teenager's red-blooded arrogance masked his profound insecurities.
The politician's red-blooded rhetoric stirred the passions of his devoted followers.
The rough-and-tumble red-blooded frontiersman navigated the wilderness with ease.
The young couple's red-blooded love burned brightly, illuminating their path ahead.
The doctor diagnosed the patient's red-blooded condition as anemia, requiring immediate treatment.

endowed with or exhibiting great bodily or mental health

lively, dynamic, robust, vigorous,energetic, capable, lusty, athletic,powerful, spirited

impotent, lethargic, tired, weak, infirm, powerless, sluggish, weak, lethargic, lazy

The robust cowboy exuded a red-blooded masculinity that belied his gentle nature.

The old woman's red-blooded cheeks flushed with embarrassment as she recalled her youthful indiscretions.

The patriotic rally ignited a surge of red-blooded fervor in the crowd.

The athlete's red-blooded determination fueled her relentless pursuit of excellence.