Definition of robustly in English:

robustly

adverb rə(ʊ)ˈbʌstliroʊˈbəstli

1In a determined and forceful way.
the company would robustly defend itself against accusations
Example sentencesExamples
- The British had a robustly ethnocentric view of their new sports.
- Even a robustly secured wireless access point can be cracked in a matter of hours.
- He robustly retaliates with the view that nothing is off limits in the defeat of fascism.
- The contention that they were stridently opposed to the uprising is robustly disputed.
- The painter's human figures, although robustly outlined, are spectral.
- He would reclaim a high degree of species-typical functioning, living more robustly the unique life of a kangaroo.
- She was playing the piano as robustly as ever in the background.
- She is somehow too robustly formidable, and the idea of killing her doesn't have the right mixture of pathos and horror.
- The majority of the global brands are performing robustly.
- With all the main economic indicators deteriorating, he attempted to maintain support by a robustly nationalist line.
1. 1.1 In a sturdy and strong way.
  the panels are robustly made concrete slabs
  Example sentencesExamples
  They will probably be robustly built and will be capable of adaptation.
  His account of the image suggests that these robustly modeled features were fortuitously acquired rather than physiognomically specific to the subject.
  The finishes are colourful, inventive, and robustly functional.
  He is a gifted and virtuosic dancer, robustly masculine in performance and blessed with handsome good looks and a glamorous stage presence.
  As the very robustly constructed vehicle weighs considerably more than the VW model, its performance was slightly worse.
  The designer is a robustly hetero working-class lad whose miner father was also a dab hand with a needle.
  Robustly architectural, his abstractions of the 1930s influenced the work of a generation to come.
  Such ships were robustly built with stout planking secured to massive framing timbers.
  Chimps are less robustly built than gorillas.
  The board is robustly constructed, and the signal paths generate a clean, unambiguous signal.

Definition of robustly in US English:

robustly

adverbroʊˈbəstlirōˈbəstlē

1In a determined and forceful way.
the company would robustly defend itself against accusations
Example sentencesExamples
- The painter's human figures, although robustly outlined, are spectral.
- Even a robustly secured wireless access point can be cracked in a matter of hours.
- With all the main economic indicators deteriorating, he attempted to maintain support by a robustly nationalist line.
- The majority of the global brands are performing robustly.
- She was playing the piano as robustly as ever in the background.
- He would reclaim a high degree of species-typical functioning, living more robustly the unique life of a kangaroo.
- The contention that they were stridently opposed to the uprising is robustly disputed.
- He robustly retaliates with the view that nothing is off limits in the defeat of fascism.
- She is somehow too robustly formidable, and the idea of killing her doesn't have the right mixture of pathos and horror.
- The British had a robustly ethnocentric view of their new sports.
1. 1.1 In a sturdy and strong way.
  the panels are robustly made concrete slabs
  Example sentencesExamples
  He is a gifted and virtuosic dancer, robustly masculine in performance and blessed with handsome good looks and a glamorous stage presence.
  His account of the image suggests that these robustly modeled features were fortuitously acquired rather than physiognomically specific to the subject.
  Chimps are less robustly built than gorillas.
  The finishes are colourful, inventive, and robustly functional.
  Such ships were robustly built with stout planking secured to massive framing timbers.
  The designer is a robustly hetero working-class lad whose miner father was also a dab hand with a needle.
  The board is robustly constructed, and the signal paths generate a clean, unambiguous signal.
  Robustly architectural, his abstractions of the 1930s influenced the work of a generation to come.
  They will probably be robustly built and will be capable of adaptation.
  As the very robustly constructed vehicle weighs considerably more than the VW model, its performance was slightly worse.

单词	robustly
释义	Definition of robustly in English: robustly adverb rə(ʊ)ˈbʌstliroʊˈbəstli 1In a determined and forceful way. the company would robustly defend itself against accusations Example sentencesExamples The British had a robustly ethnocentric view of their new sports. Even a robustly secured wireless access point can be cracked in a matter of hours. He robustly retaliates with the view that nothing is off limits in the defeat of fascism. The contention that they were stridently opposed to the uprising is robustly disputed. The painter's human figures, although robustly outlined, are spectral. He would reclaim a high degree of species-typical functioning, living more robustly the unique life of a kangaroo. She was playing the piano as robustly as ever in the background. She is somehow too robustly formidable, and the idea of killing her doesn't have the right mixture of pathos and horror. The majority of the global brands are performing robustly. With all the main economic indicators deteriorating, he attempted to maintain support by a robustly nationalist line. 1.1 In a sturdy and strong way. the panels are robustly made concrete slabs Example sentencesExamples They will probably be robustly built and will be capable of adaptation. His account of the image suggests that these robustly modeled features were fortuitously acquired rather than physiognomically specific to the subject. The finishes are colourful, inventive, and robustly functional. He is a gifted and virtuosic dancer, robustly masculine in performance and blessed with handsome good looks and a glamorous stage presence. As the very robustly constructed vehicle weighs considerably more than the VW model, its performance was slightly worse. The designer is a robustly hetero working-class lad whose miner father was also a dab hand with a needle. Robustly architectural, his abstractions of the 1930s influenced the work of a generation to come. Such ships were robustly built with stout planking secured to massive framing timbers. Chimps are less robustly built than gorillas. The board is robustly constructed, and the signal paths generate a clean, unambiguous signal. Definition of robustly in US English: robustly adverbroʊˈbəstlirōˈbəstlē 1In a determined and forceful way. the company would robustly defend itself against accusations Example sentencesExamples The painter's human figures, although robustly outlined, are spectral. Even a robustly secured wireless access point can be cracked in a matter of hours. With all the main economic indicators deteriorating, he attempted to maintain support by a robustly nationalist line. The majority of the global brands are performing robustly. She was playing the piano as robustly as ever in the background. He would reclaim a high degree of species-typical functioning, living more robustly the unique life of a kangaroo. The contention that they were stridently opposed to the uprising is robustly disputed. He robustly retaliates with the view that nothing is off limits in the defeat of fascism. She is somehow too robustly formidable, and the idea of killing her doesn't have the right mixture of pathos and horror. The British had a robustly ethnocentric view of their new sports. 1.1 In a sturdy and strong way. the panels are robustly made concrete slabs Example sentencesExamples He is a gifted and virtuosic dancer, robustly masculine in performance and blessed with handsome good looks and a glamorous stage presence. His account of the image suggests that these robustly modeled features were fortuitously acquired rather than physiognomically specific to the subject. Chimps are less robustly built than gorillas. The finishes are colourful, inventive, and robustly functional. Such ships were robustly built with stout planking secured to massive framing timbers. The designer is a robustly hetero working-class lad whose miner father was also a dab hand with a needle. The board is robustly constructed, and the signal paths generate a clean, unambiguous signal. Robustly architectural, his abstractions of the 1930s influenced the work of a generation to come. They will probably be robustly built and will be capable of adaptation. As the very robustly constructed vehicle weighs considerably more than the VW model, its performance was slightly worse.
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