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stoutness

/ˈstaʊt.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité d'être fort et résolu, ou le fait d'être excessivement gros ou encombrant.

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noun

/ˈstaʊt.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité d'être fort et résolu, ou le fait d'être excessivement gros ou encombrant.

A noun referring to the quality of being strong and resolute, or the property of being excessively fat or bulky.

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  1. Resolute strengthC1formal

    The quality of being strong, determined, and unwavering in character or purpose.

    frFermeté résolue

    • Her stoutness in the face of adversity inspired everyone.
    • The general's stoutness of spirit led the troops to victory.
    • He showed remarkable stoutness when defending his principles.

    Synonymesbackbonedeterminationfirmnessfortitudegritmettleperseveranceresolvesteadfastnesstenacity

    Antonymescowardiceirresolutiontimidityweakness

  2. Physical bulkinessB2formal

    The state of having a thick, heavy, or bulky body shape, often due to excess fat.

    frcorpulence

    • His stoutness made it difficult for him to fit into the narrow seat.
    • The doctor advised him to manage his stoutness through diet and exercise.
    • Despite his stoutness, he was surprisingly agile.

    Synonymesbulkinesscorpulencerotundity

    Antonymesleannessslendernessslimnessthinness

Formes
  • stoutnesses plural form
  • stoutnesses' possessive plural form
  • stoutness's possessive singular form
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