stoutness (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈstaʊtnəs/

Definition

The quality or state of being stout, especially in terms of being noticeably thick, heavy, and solid in build.

Examples

• The baker admired the stoutness of the dough, knowing it would rise well.

• His stoutness was a result of years of enjoying rich food and drink.

• The old oak tree's stoutness was evident in its massive trunk.

How to Use stoutness

stoutness of (prepositional phrase)

Describing the specific quality or characteristic of the stoutness. — "The stoutness of the walls protected the castle from attack."

Synonyms of stoutness

Words with a similar meaning to stoutness:

• corpulence
• plumpness
• heaviness
• thickness

Antonyms of stoutness

Words with the opposite meaning to stoutness:

• thinness
• slenderness
• leanness

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