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muscularity

/ˌmʌs.kjəˈlær.ɪ.ti/

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noun

/ˌmʌs.kjəˈlær.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние или качество наличия хорошо развитых мышц, физической силы или энергичного, выразительного стиля, особенно в письме.

A noun referring to the state or quality of having well-developed muscles, physical strength, or a vigorous, forceful style, especially in writing.

uncountable

  1. State of having muscleB2formal

    The physiological condition of having well-developed or prominent muscles.

    ruМускулистость

    • His muscularity was evident from his broad shoulders and strong arms.
    • The athlete's muscularity is a result of years of training.
    • Bodybuilders often focus on increasing their muscularity.

    Synonymsbeefbrawnmusclemusculaturesinew

    Antonymsfrailtyweakness

  2. Physical strengthB2formal

    The quality of possessing muscular strength or power.

    ruМускулистость

    • The wrestler's muscularity gave him an advantage in the match.
    • Her muscularity allowed her to lift heavy weights with ease.
    • The job requires a certain level of muscularity and endurance.

    Synonymsbrawnmightmusclepowerrobustnessstrengthsturdinessvigor

  3. Vigorous styleC1formal

    A lively, forceful, and imaginative style, especially in writing or art.

    ruЭнергичный стиль

    • The author's prose has a muscularity that captivates the reader.
    • His paintings are known for their muscularity and bold strokes.
    • The speech was delivered with a muscularity that inspired the audience.

    Synonymsdynamismenergyforcefulnesspowerrobustnessstrengthvigorvitality

Forms
  • muscularities plural form
  • muscularities' possessive plural form
  • muscularity's possessive singular form
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