robust

Definition for robust

adjective as in healthy, strong

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booming, hearty, hefty, potent, powerful, prosperous, sturdy, tough, vigorous

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able-bodied, athletic, boisterous, brawny, built, concentrated, fit, fit as fiddle, flourishing, full-bodied, hale, hardy, husky, in fine fettle, in good health, in good shape, in the pink, live, lusty, muscular, peppy, powerhouse, prospering, roaring, robustious, robustuous, rough, rugged, sinewy, snappy, sound, stout, strapping, thriving, tiger, vital, well, wicked, zappy, zippy

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More people are getting tested and seeking treatment for HIV, leading to more robust data around the scale of the crisis.

From BBC

He said he was glad Sir Mark was responding, and called on him to be "very robust in his response."

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"We live in a world where there is very robust political debate, that has been going on for a long time," he added.

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The supply of fresh rental units, which make up the bulk of new housing in Los Angeles, is petering out despite robust demand.

From Los Angeles Times

India does not have robust data on harm caused by poor handwriting, but in the world's most populous country misreading of prescriptions in the past has resulted in health emergencies and many deaths.

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