solidity

• Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui est solide, incluant la résistance physique, l'intégrité structurelle ou la fiabilité dans un contexte financier, factuel ou moral.

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

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1. Physical firmnessB2formal

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

   Solidité physique

   • 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.

   Synonymescompactnessdensityfirmnesshardnessrigiditysolidness

   Antonymesfluidityliquiditysoftnessweakness

2. Density and fullnessB2formal

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

   Compacité, densité

   • 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.

   Synonymescompactnessdensenesssolidnesssubstancethickness

   Antonymesemptinesshollownesspermeabilityporositysponginess

3. Reliability and strengthC1formal

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

   Solidité (fiabilité et force)

   • 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.

   Synonymesdependabilityfirmnessreliabilityrobustnesssolidnesssoundnessstabilitystrengthtrustworthiness

   Antonymesflimsinessinstabilityunreliabilityweakness