adjective

solid

solid, sturdy, reliable, pure

Ice is the solid form of water.

Ice is the solid form of water.

This table is made of solid oak.

This table is made of solid oak.

She needs solid evidence to prove her case.

She needs solid evidence to prove her case.

He worked for two solid hours.

He worked for two solid hours.

((solid)) + ((noun)) describes a noun's quality We need a solid plan.

Synonyms: firm, hard, sturdy, reliable; Antonyms: liquid, gas, flimsy, weak

From Latin 'solidus' meaning 'firm, whole, undivided'.

Think of a solid brick wall - it's hard, sturdy, and reliable. That's the image of 'solid'.

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