Robust

/roʊˈbʌst/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Strong and healthy; vigorous.

The robust athlete easily completed the triathlon.

Having or exhibiting strength or vigorous good health.

The robust feedback from the audience encouraged the speaker.

Rich and full-bodied; used to describe flavors or qualities.

The wine had a robust flavor that lingered on the palate.

Able to perform without failure under a range of conditions; sturdy.

The software was designed to be robust enough to handle unexpected inputs.

From Latin 'robustus', meaning 'strength, firmness'.

robust growth

A significant and healthy increase in size or strength.

robust debate

A vigorous and lively discussion or argument.

robust defense

A strong and effective argument or protection.

robustness

The quality or state of being strong and healthy.

robotic

Relating to robots, often implying mechanical efficiency or strength.

robustly

In a strong and healthy manner.

Very good or impressive.

That performance was robust!

Strongly made or durable.

This phone case is robust, it can take a beating.