muscular in Latin
muscular in Latin is torōsus — muscular means having well-developed, visible muscles.
muscular in Latin
torōsus
Having large, well-developed muscles.
What does "muscular" mean?
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adj Having well-developed, visible muscles.
"Years of training gave him a muscular build."
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adj Relating to muscles.
"She was diagnosed with a muscular disorder affecting her legs."
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adj Forceful, strong, or assertive, especially describing an approach or style.
"The government took a more muscular stance on trade."
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muscular in a sentence
- Years of training gave him a muscular build.
- The statue depicted a muscular warrior.
- She was diagnosed with a muscular disorder affecting her legs.
- The government took a more muscular stance on trade.
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What is "muscular" in Latin?
"muscular" in Latin is torōsus. muscular means: Having well-developed, visible muscles.
How do you use "muscular" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of training gave him a muscular build." In Latin, "muscular" is torōsus.
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