beefiness
- noun
- /ˈbiːfɪnəs/
- His beefiness was obvious after months of intense weight training at the gym.
Examples
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The beefiness of his muscles impressed everyone at the gym.
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She admired the beefiness of the bodybuilder's physique.
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The beefiness of the new car's engine made it popular among racing fans.
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The sandwich's beefiness satisfied even the hungriest customers at the diner.
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His beefiness was evident after months of workout sessions at the gym, showing off his strong physique.
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The beefiness of the athlete's build made him a top contender in the weightlifting competition.
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Many people admire the beefiness of the bodybuilder's arms, which showcase his dedication to strength training.
Synonyms
The state of having large, well-developed muscles that make the body strong
Having a strong body and big muscles
A large, strong, and solid body or appearance
Antonyms
How Muscular
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Beefiness comes from the word beef ('meat from cattle') plus the endings -y ('full of') and -ness ('the state of'), so it paints a picture of being 'full of beef' — thick and strong. That's why beefiness can describe a muscular, powerful body or a heavy, solid engine.