robust Antonyms
Strongest:
- unsound
- sickly
- diseased
- weakly
- unhealthy
- feeble
- sickly
- fragile
- unwell
- diseased
- enfeebled
- ill
- sick
- unsound
- weak
- unfit
- challenged
- weakened
- weakened
- unwell
- disabled
- ailing
- weakly
- disabled
- decrepit
- challenged
- infirm
- sick
- unhealthy
- fragile
- ailing
- weak
- feeble
- unfit
- infirm
- ill
- enfeebled
- decrepit
Strong:
- undernourished
- bad
- delicate
- debilitated
- troubled
- poorly
- differently-abled
- delicate
- crippled
- worn-out
- poorly
- halt
- incapacitated
- incapacitated
- lame
- run-down
- worn-out
- gaunt
- undernourished
- bad
- debilitated
- frail
- gaunt
- differently-abled
- halt
- run-down
- lame
- frail
- crippled
- troubled
Weak:
Meaning of robust
robust (a)
sturdy and strong in form, constitution, or construction
robust (s)
marked by richness and fullness of flavor
strong enough to withstand or overcome intellectual challenges or adversity
rough and crude
robust (a.)
Evincing strength; indicating vigorous health; strong; sinewy; muscular; vigorous; sound; as, a robust body; robust youth; robust health.
Violent; rough; rude.
Requiring strength or vigor; as, robust employment.
robust Sentence Examples
- The robust economy was supported by strong growth in several key sectors.
- The company's robust financial performance allowed it to expand into new markets.
- The robust immune system helped protect the child from infection.
- The robust structure of the building withstood the hurricane winds.
- The robust debate covered a wide range of topics.
- The robust athlete easily overcame the obstacles during the race.
- The robust software program was able to handle complex tasks efficiently.
- The robust community spirit was evident in their support for local initiatives.
- The robust sound system filled the stadium with the roar of the crowd.
- The robust plant grew vigorously in the fertile soil.
FAQs About the word robust
sturdy and strong in form, constitution, or construction, marked by richness and fullness of flavor, strong enough to withstand or overcome intellectual challen
strong, well,healthy, sturdy, sound,whole, good, fit, vigorous, hearty
unsound, sickly, diseased, weakly, unhealthy, feeble, sickly, fragile, unwell, diseased
The robust economy was supported by strong growth in several key sectors.
The company's robust financial performance allowed it to expand into new markets.
The robust immune system helped protect the child from infection.
The robust structure of the building withstood the hurricane winds.
