adjective

robust

robust, strong, sturdy

He is a robust and healthy man.

He is a robust and healthy man.

The company needs a robust financial plan.

The company needs a robust financial plan.

This table is made of robust oak.

This table is made of robust oak.

a robust ((sth.)) a strong (sth.) This is a robust piece of equipment.

((sb./sth.)) is robust (sb./sth.) is strong The design is very robust.

Synonyms: strong, sturdy, vigorous, resilient; Antonyms: weak, fragile, feeble

From Latin 'robustus' meaning 'oaken, hard, strong', from 'robur' meaning 'oak, strength'.

Imagine a strong oak tree ('robur' in Latin) – it is robust and can withstand storms.

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