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virile

/ˈvɪr.aɪl/

Tradução: Descreve um homem que possui ou manifesta características tradicionalmente associadas à masculinidade, como força, energia e potência sexual.

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adjective

/ˈvɪr.aɪl/C1formal
  • ptDescreve um homem que possui ou manifesta características tradicionalmente associadas à masculinidade, como força, energia e potência sexual.

Describes a man having or showing characteristics traditionally associated with masculinity, such as strength, energy, and sexual potency.

  1. Energetic and vigorousB2formal

    Having or showing strength, energy, and a forceful spirit.

    ptVigoroso e enérgico

    • His virile leadership inspired the team to achieve great results.
    • The artist's virile brushstrokes conveyed raw emotion.
    • She admired his virile approach to solving complex problems.

    Sinônimosdynamicenergeticforcefulpotentrobustspiritedvigorousvital

  2. Characteristic of a manB2formal

    Having qualities traditionally associated with masculinity, such as strength and assertiveness.

    ptViril

    • He had a virile physique that commanded attention.
    • The actor's virile voice added depth to his performance.
    • In many cultures, a deep voice is considered virile.

    Sinônimosmachomalemanfulmanlymasculine

    Antônimoseffeminatefeminineunmanlywomanly

  3. Capable of reproductionC1formalmedical

    Having the ability to engage in sexual intercourse and father offspring.

    ptCapaz de reprodução

    • The stallion was prized for its virile qualities.
    • Medical tests confirmed he was still virile.
    • The ancient king was celebrated for his virile lineage.

    Sinônimosfertilepotentprocreative

Formas
  • more virile comparative form
  • most virile superlative form
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