sturdy (Meaning)

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sturdy (s)

having rugged physical strength; inured to fatigue or hardships

substantially made or constructed

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not making concessions

The sturdy oak tree withstood the howling winds like an unyielding sentinel.
The sturdy bridge spanned the river, providing a safe passage for vehicles and pedestrians.
The hiker carried a sturdy backpack that carried his essentials for the long journey.
The sturdy house with its thick walls and solid foundation defied the ravages of time.
The sturdy car's rugged frame protected the occupants from a minor accident.
The sturdy athlete effortlessly lifted the heavy barbell, demonstrating his immense strength.
The sturdy fence kept intruders out and provided a sense of security for the property.
The sturdy boat braved the choppy waters, carrying fishermen on their daily expeditions.
The sturdy table supported the heavy feast, encouraging conviviality and shared laughter.
The sturdy chair offered a comfortable and supportive seat for hours of reading or relaxation.

having rugged physical strength; inured to fatigue or hardships, not making concessions, substantially made or constructed

rugged, strong, durable, tough, stout,hardy, vigorous, staunch, robust, cast-iron

worn, weak,soft, tender, weak, worn, tender, soft, delicate, delicate

The sturdy oak tree withstood the howling winds like an unyielding sentinel.

The sturdy bridge spanned the river, providing a safe passage for vehicles and pedestrians.

The hiker carried a sturdy backpack that carried his essentials for the long journey.

The sturdy house with its thick walls and solid foundation defied the ravages of time.