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Meanings of very sturdy in English

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Usage of very sturdy in English
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He said he needed to build a very sturdy pole-drag, with shelves.
The Land of Painted Caves
2
The shutters were cocked halfway, and they looked very sturdy; probably bulletproof.
Internecine
3
Moreover, they would have found a very sturdy opponent in Senator Wilson.
Cambridge Sketches
4
Riches and idleness, devil's tools, and you've not a very sturdy resistance.
East of eden
5
She wore a hat and very sturdy shoes and a suit.
Thanks For The Memories… The Truth Has Set Me Free!
6
Foster, however, got a very sturdy thirty-three not out, and took three wickets.
The Loom of Youth
7
As far as jumping goes, the iBounce is very sturdy.
Wired
8
The best one could say for the furniture was that it was very sturdy.
A river in the sky
9
A very sturdy wooden box or perhaps an iron chest!
Jonathan strange and mr norrell
10
The child was puny, and did not make a very sturdy fight for life.
Mark Twain's Letters — Volume 1 (1853-1866)
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If a chair is used, it is well to have a very sturdy one.
School, Church, and Home Games
12
It feels very sturdy and solid in your hand.
Wired
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I'd seen boats like this on the Nile before, and they never seemed very sturdy.
The red pyramid
14
He watched her; she stood with her legs apart and looked very sturdy and confident.
Lucky Jim
15
They have broad chests and very sturdy muscular limbs.
The Golden Chersonese and the Way Thither
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It's very sturdy with lots of potential for upgrading.
The Irish Times
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