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strong

[strawng, strong] / strɔŋ, strɒŋ /


ADJECTIVE
able to endure
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The former Olympic champion said her knee feels "stable, strong and is not swollen" and she feels "confident" she will make the women's downhill event in Cortina on Sunday.

From BBC

Ministers said the "once-in-a-generation" reforms would help deliver "cleaner rivers, stronger regulation and better accountability".

From BBC

The acquisitions come as Barr, whose other main brands include Rubicon, Funkin and Boost, reported a "strong" financial year, with increases in sales and profitability.

From BBC

Red Bull were running the first engine produced by their new in-house facility, and he said Mercedes "came out of the box strong".

From BBC

The nomination essentially represents choosing the lesser of two concerns rather than an affirmatively strong selection.

From Los Angeles Times