solidity

• Sustantivo que designa la cualidad o estado de ser sólido, incluyendo la firmeza física, la integridad estructural o la fiabilidad en contextos financieros, fácticos o morales.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being solid, including physical firmness, structural integrity, or reliability in financial, factual, or moral contexts.

incontable

1. Physical firmnessB2formal

   The state or quality of being physically firm, hard, and not liquid or gaseous.

   Solidez física

   • The solidity of the concrete foundation was tested before construction.
   • Ice has a greater solidity than water.
   • The solidity of the metal made it ideal for the bridge.

   Sinónimoscompactnessdensityfirmnesshardnessrigiditysolidness

   Antónimosfluidityliquiditysoftnessweakness

2. Density and fullnessB2formal

   The condition of having a dense, compact, and filled interior, without empty spaces.

   Compacidad y plenitud interna

   • The solidity of the wooden block prevented it from floating.
   • The sculptor admired the solidity of the marble.
   • The solidity of the wall ensured good sound insulation.

   Sinónimoscompactnessdensenesssolidnesssubstancethickness

   Antónimosemptinesshollownesspermeabilityporositysponginess

3. Reliability and strengthC1formal

   The quality of being strong, reliable, and trustworthy, especially in financial, factual, or moral contexts.

   Solidez, fiabilidad y fortaleza

   • The company's financial solidity attracted many investors.
   • The solidity of his argument convinced the jury.
   • Her moral solidity was never questioned by her peers.

   Sinónimosdependabilityfirmnessreliabilityrobustnesssolidnesssoundnessstabilitystrengthtrustworthiness

   Antónimosflimsinessinstabilityunreliabilityweakness