mesomorphy
- noun
- /ˈmɛzoʊˌmɔrfi/
- Specialized
- His mesomorphy is evident in his broad shoulders and muscular build.
Examples
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Thanks to her pronounced mesomorphy, she built muscle easily during training.
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The study compared athletic performance among individuals with varying degrees of mesomorphy.
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His natural mesomorphy gave him an advantage in most sports.
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Many athletes benefit from their natural mesomorphy during competitions.
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His natural mesomorphy gave him an advantage in most sports.
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Thanks to her pronounced mesomorphy, she built muscle easily during training.
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Many athletes benefit from their natural mesomorphy during competitions.
Synonyms
The shape, size, and condition of a person's body
The state of having large, well-developed muscles that make the body strong
How Muscular
Surface Forms
Morphology
mesomorphy = mesomorph (transparent) = meso + morph + y
Formed from the recognizable base 'mesomorph' with the standard noun-forming suffix '-y' denoting a state or condition.
Etymology
Mesomorphy comes from Greek parts meso- 'middle' and morph 'shape', and it names the 'middle' body type that is naturally muscular and well built.