(of an object) Comparative for sturdy in construction
“The bridge was robust, with about 450 stone columns underneath it and extensive ground improvements.”
(of a person) Comparative for being strong and healthy
“Tony was a robust man who stayed in shape by working out regularly.”
Comparative for strong and rich in flavor or smell
“The specialty cheese segment has catered well to the desire from consumers for foods with more robust flavors.”
Comparative for not given to or confused by uncertainty or subtlety
“Ellis took a robust view of client autonomy and was unperturbed by those who rejected his approach to therapy.”
Comparative for rough or boisterous in nature
“Ron certainly has a robust sense of humor.”
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