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Sinewy

adjective/sˈɪnjuːi/
Definition
(of meat) full of sinews; especially impossible to chew
consisting of tendons or resembling a tendon
Pronunciation
🇺🇸American English
/sˈɪnjuːi/
🇬🇧British English
/sˈɪnjuːi/
🇮🇳Indian English
/sˈɪnjuːi/
3 syllables Say it as /sˈɪnjuːi/.
Examples
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
Parts of Speech
adjective(of meat) full of sinews; especially impossible to chew
adjectiveconsisting of tendons or resembling a tendon
adjective(of a person) possessing physical strength and weight; rugged and powerful
“a hefty athlete”
Word Forms
tendonnouna cord or band of inelastic tissue connecting a muscle with its bony attachment
sinewnouna cord or band of inelastic tissue connecting a muscle with its bony attachment
brawnnounpossessing muscular strength
brawninessnounpossessing muscular strength
heftnounthe property of being large in mass
heftinessnounthe property of being large in mass
musclenounpossessing muscular strength
muscularitynounpossessing muscular strength
Around the World
Europe
🇩🇪German
sehnig
(aus Fleisch) voller Sehnen; vor allem unmöglich zu kauen
🇫🇷French
nerveux
(de viande) plein de tendons; surtout impossible à mâcher
🇪🇸Spanish
nervudo
(de carne) lleno de tendones; especialmente imposible de masticar
🇮🇹Italian
nervoso
(di carne) pieno di nervi; soprattutto impossibile da masticare
🇳🇱Dutch
pezig
(van vlees) vol pezen; vooral onmogelijk om op te kauwen
🇵🇹Portuguese
vigoroso
(de carne) cheio de tendões; especialmente impossível de mastigar
🇷🇺Russian
жилистый
(мяса) полный жил; особенно невозможно жевать
India
🇮🇳Hindi
बलवान
(मांस का) नसों से भरा हुआ; विशेष रूप से चबाना असंभव है
🇮🇳Tamil
பாவம்
(இறைச்சி) நரம்புகள் நிறைந்தது; குறிப்பாக மெல்ல இயலாது
🇮🇳Telugu
పాపిష్టి
(మాంసం) సినస్‌తో నిండి ఉంది; ముఖ్యంగా నమలడం అసాధ్యం
🇮🇳Gujarati
ચીકણું
(માંસનું) સાઇન્યુઝથી ભરેલું; ખાસ કરીને ચાવવું અશક્ય છે
🇮🇳Kannada
ಸಿನೆವಿಯ
(ಮಾಂಸದ) ನರಹುಲಿಗಳಿಂದ ತುಂಬಿದೆ; ಅಗಿಯಲು ವಿಶೇಷವಾಗಿ ಅಸಾಧ್ಯ
🇮🇳Malayalam
ശിഥിലമായ
(മാംസം) ഞരമ്പുകൾ നിറഞ്ഞത്; ചവയ്ക്കാൻ പ്രത്യേകിച്ച് അസാധ്യമാണ്
East & Southeast Asia
🇨🇳Chinese
强健的
(肉的)充满筋的;尤其无法咀嚼
🇯🇵Japanese
たくましい
(肉の)筋がいっぱい。特に噛むことが不可能
🇰🇷Korean
힘찬
(고기의) 힘줄이 가득한; 특히 씹는 것이 불가능하다
🇻🇳Vietnamese
gân guốc
(thịt) đầy gân; đặc biệt không thể nhai
🇹🇭Thai
แข็งแรง
(เนื้อ) มีเส้นเอ็นเต็ม โดยเฉพาะอย่างยิ่งเป็นไปไม่ได้ที่จะเคี้ยว
🇮🇩Indonesian
keras
(daging) penuh urat; terutama tidak mungkin untuk dikunyah
🇵🇭Filipino
matipuno
(ng karne) puno ng litid; lalo na imposibleng ngumunguya
🇲🇾Malay
berotot
(daging) penuh dengan urat; terutamanya mustahil untuk dikunyah
Middle East
🇸🇦Arabic
متوتر
(من لحم) مليء بالأوتار. من المستحيل بشكل خاص مضغه
🇮🇷Persian
سیخ دار
(از گوشت) پر از سینوس; به خصوص جویدن غیرممکن است
🇹🇷Turkish
güçlü
(et) sinirlerle dolu; çiğnemek özellikle imkansız
🇮🇱Hebrew
גידים
(של בשר) מלא גידים; במיוחד בלתי אפשרי ללעוס
Test Yourself1 / 3
What is the primary definition of the word 'sinewy'?
The primary meaning of 'sinewy' is '(of meat) full of sinews; especially impossible to chew'.
Which of the following sentences uses the word 'sinewy' in a grammatically correct way?
Using 'sinewy' in a noun/adjective form makes the first sentence correct.
In which domain is the word 'sinewy' most likely to appear as standard vocabulary?
'sinewy' is a standard word used primarily in general literature and formal communications.
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