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Meanings of sturdy in English

Portuguese
inflexível
Spanish
intransigente

Not making concessions.

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inflexível

Having rugged physical strength; inured to fatigue or hardships.

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Examples for "stout"
1
Feel free to replace the water with stout in the recipe below.
Independent.ie
2
Some people like to cook it in stout, or others use water.
Independent.ie
3
He didn't do a good stride; he was too stout for that.
Dead as a doornail
4
American stout is the American take on the foreign extra stout style.
Wired
5
The sail swung around until caught in position by the stout line.
The Mucker
1
Germany are hardy and they carried the play to Spain at times.
The Guardian
2
Entering, the coffee was soon in the hand of the hardy soldier.
Pierre and His People: Tales of the Far North. Volume 1.
3
In South Africa another subject joins the hardy perennials -Nelson Mandela.
The Irish Times
4
Steppe horses were hardy animals, adapted to the rigors of harsh winters.
The Mammoth Hunters
5
The latter variety is catkin hardy and should be in every planting.
Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at th...
1
The stalwart father in the background glowered upon the son disgracing him.
Sisters
2
In the midst stands a stalwart form, in quaint but regal attire.
Letters from High Latitudes / Being Some Account of a Voyage in ...
3
The Canterbury stalwart said he was honoured to be offered the job.
Radio NZ
4
Another ANC stalwart to cast doubt over the conference is Tokyo Sexwale.
The South African
5
Another former National Party stalwart has jumped ship to the Act Party.
Radio NZ

Substantially made or constructed.

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Usage of sturdy in English
1
They become quick in initiative, sturdy in character and brilliant in scholarship.
The Iron Puddler: My Life in the Rolling Mills and What Came of ...
2
In Winterville, several families gathered together in what seemed a sturdy house.
Rising tide: the great mississippi flood of 1927 and how it chan...
3
But it made no difference in their sturdy affection; nothing ever could.
John Wesley, Jr. / The Story of an Experiment
4
But his compassion was welded to a sturdy sense of the possible.
The Guardian
5
Andrew was near Patrick's age, with a sturdy physique and good teeth.
Seduced by a highlander
6
They were by no means new, but looked to be sturdy enough.
Mister Slaughter
7
Robur stood in the bow, his sturdy figure wrapped in a great-coat.
Robur the Conqueror
8
He said he needed to build a very sturdy pole-drag, with shelves.
The Land of Painted Caves
9
It shrinks with aversion from the sturdy, the universal, and the democratic.
Complete Prose Works / Specimen Days and Collect, November Bough...
10
It was a sturdy book, and it felt good between his hands.
Speaks the Nightbird
11
But the boy was in good health and looked strong and sturdy.
The Eagle of the Empire: A Story of Waterloo
12
Heavier climbers or highball enthusiasts, however, will appreciate the sturdy shock absorption.
Climbing Magazine
13
He seemed about eight; a little, sturdy figure in white cotton shorts.
Here, There and Everywhere
14
DINING outdoors in Ireland requires sturdy furniture that can weather the elements.
The Irish Times
15
The shack isn't sturdy or large enough to have been a home.
Altered
16
The lifeboat was a sturdy cylinder ten metres long and four wide.
The Reality Dysfunction
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Portuguese
inflexível
Sturdy through the time
Sturdy across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common
Ireland
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