robustly
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4.4
- adverb
- /roʊˈbʌstli/
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robustamente
- The plants grew robustly in the warm sunlight, thriving with vibrant green leaves.
- robustly associated
- more robustly
But getting these things to work robustly is really, really hard.
- But getting these things to work robustly is really, really hard.
- And they activate those cells robustly early in the day.
- And they are truly world class and they are robustly independent.
- But I'd do it politely, courteously, firmly, robustly if need be.
- It hasn't been shown very robustly in the lab.
- But none of those manipulations on their own is going to robustly enhance the rate of of your hair growth.
- They can increase their heat shock proteins sooner upon heat stress exposure and more robustly.
- Now you know you're going to more robustly activate heat shock proteins from heat versus cold, but there is some overlap.
- To me that was the surprise that they actually worked robustly for a wide range of problems from a wide range of initializations and so on.
- We could not point to where visibly in our public life those qualities are robustly modelled.
- And in the process, he has somebody, Torquatus, present the Epicurean position as robustly as possible.
- So for example, when he was talking about the MMR vaccines or measles, mumps, rubella, they'll tell you robustly tested, robustly tested.
- I think this is really important point to stress that I'm after something which still gets me absolutely robustly to a solution.
Examples
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But I'd do it politely, courteously, firmly, robustly if need be.
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But freedom was also intellectual freedom, the freedom to engage in fearless inquiry and the freedom to speak your mind robustly without inhibition.
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But getting these things to work robustly is really, really hard.
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And they are truly world class and they are robustly independent.
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And they activate those cells robustly early in the day.
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So synthetic biology offers ways to do this more efficiently and perhaps more robustly as well.
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Because the population has bounced back so robustly, the animal's future might seem assured.
Academic text (2006) -
With global growth weakening, net exports are unlikely to improve robustly, even with a weaker dollar.
Blog text (25) -
My father's entrepreneurial energies remain robustly invigorated by the austerity of our poverty.
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So for example, when he was talking about the MMR vaccines or measles, mumps, rubella, they'll tell you robustly tested, robustly tested.
Synonyms
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1.0
In a very forceful or certain way
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3.7
In a very strong way that shows energy or anger
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3.4
In a strong, energetic way showing a lot of effort
49
3.5
In a strong way that uses a lot of power
41
7.4
To speak or act with strong feeling and force
34
3.6
In a very strong and forceful way
24
4.0
To do something with great force or effort
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6.4
In a firm way that shows you refuse to change your mind
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4.6
In a strong, solid way
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5.5
With great effort and determination
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5.9
In a firm and loyal way showing strong support
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6.7
In a very determined way without giving up
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5.1
In a confident, firm way that makes your opinions and needs clear
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5.2
In a firm and determined way
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4.7
With strong, healthy energy and enthusiasm
In a heavy, forceful way
Antonyms
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Etymology
Robustly comes from the Latin word robur, which meant 'oak' and then 'strength', so imagine the steady power of a big oak tree. That's why to do something robustly is to do it in a 'strong' or 'healthy' way.