Sturdiness: meaning, definitions and examples

Refer to the first entry for 'sturdiness'. This word implies that something is strong and well-built, capable of enduring physical strain or pressure.

• The backpack's sturdiness makes it perfect for long hiking trips

Use 'strength' to refer to the general power or ability of an object or person to withstand force, pressure, or wear.

• The strength of the athlete allowed him to lift incredibly heavy weights

Use 'robustness' when talking about the ability of something to withstand challenging conditions or rough handling. It often implies a strong, healthy, and well-built nature.

• The robustness of the new aerospace materials has significantly improved aircraft safety

Use 'durability' when referring to how long something lasts or its ability to withstand wear, pressure, or damage over time.

• The durability of this phone case ensures it will protect your phone for years

Use 'solidity' to describe something that is firm, stable, and not likely to move or break. It often applies to structures or physical objects.

• The solidity of the bridge was reassuring to the pedestrians