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brawn

noun as in muscular strength and breadth

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Even more important than the brawn though is the brain.

From BBC

Above all, Harris had to demonstrate — as a woman, and a slightly built one, at that — that she possesses the brawn and backbone to lead the country.

A West Coast power, known for its flash, paired with a conference known for its bulk and corn-fed brawn.

To me, the fundamental problem is the struggle of men to adapt to a world in which brawn matters less than brains, education and emotional intelligence.

She’s the brains and brawn behind Bill’s Honey, sold at local stores.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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