Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sinewy
adjective
/ˈsɪnjuːi/
Definition
Having strength and firmness, often described as muscular or tough.
Examples
- His sinewy arms indicated that he was an experienced rock climber.
- The sinewy rope held firm under the weight of the heavy package.
- She admired the sinewy silhouette of the athlete as he sprinted down the track.
Meaning
The term ‘sinewy’ refers to a physique or texture that is strong and muscular, often with visible muscles or tendons. It can also describe something that is tough or resilient in structure.
Synonyms
- muscular
- strong
- robust
- lean
- tough
