Definition of muscular in English:

muscular

adjective ˈmʌskjʊləˈməskjələr

1Relating to or affecting the muscles.
energy is needed for muscular activity
Example sentencesExamples
- The researchers will focus on myotonic and facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophies.
- The muscular layers create vein contractility, which maintains venous tone.
- Pelvic organ prolapse results from a weakening of connective tissue or loss of muscular support.
- Primary lymphatic vessels lack a significant muscular wall and do not have valves.
- It provides muscular branches to peroneus longus and peroneus brevis muscles.
- We made an initial diagnosis of muscular spasm with a possible septic left hip.
- Research indicates that after training is terminated, an athlete can retain gained muscular strength and power for periods of up to six weeks.
- The epiglottis is a flap of muscular tissue that closes off the entry to your voice box when you swallow.
- As a result, the stomach loses its coordinated muscular activity and doesn't empty properly.
- The lower lactate level may have a significant contribution in lower muscular fatigue.
- The heart is a muscular organ, divided into left and right sides.
- The physiotherapy continued until muscular strength and proprioception were restored.
- A general feeling of stiffness may be noticed, along with mild diffuse muscular pains.
- Hearty laughter increases heart rate, blood pressure and respiratory rate, and muscular activity.
- Symptoms are similar to those of adult Huntington's, but develop more rapidly and include muscular rigidity and fits.
- No inflammation was seen in the muscular and serosal layers of the appendix.
- Most cases will be forms of muscular tension headaches.
- A hiatus hernia is when part of the stomach slides through the diaphragm, the muscular sheet that separates the lungs and chest from the abdomen.
- Neuromuscular signs, mainly referring to muscular tension, were also documented.
- Later the same month the man's sweating, pyrexia, muscular rigidity, and decreased responsiveness returned.
Synonyms
fibrous, sinewy
1. 1.1 Having well-developed muscles.
  his legs were strong and muscular
  Example sentencesExamples
  A boy with black hair and a strong muscular build looked sternly at David.
  He had a broad frame, which in his prime must have been gloriously muscular and strong.
  She is very muscular and powerful in the legs, but not as much as in her arms.
  The Dall's porpoise is stocky and muscular, built as powerful as a killer whale, but smaller.
  He was sitting next to a burly muscular youngster in dirty military fatigues who was trying to drink from two cans simultaneously.
  Here, there was a cadre of burly bouncers waiting for her, each of them large and muscular and very powerful.
  Your body will respond by getting more muscular and stronger before you know it.
  They have a broad chest, a muscular neck, and strong hands and feet.
  He has a sturdy build with strikingly muscular hands and chiseled features.
  The father's left hand touching the son's shoulder is strong and muscular.
  Polar bears have a heavy stout body with strong muscular legs and well-developed neck muscles.
  Of course by now you know that Joel was a tall, muscular, athlete who had trained for these sorts of events.
  He doesn't have to be muscular, just lean and athletic, and healthy-looking.
  He was a tall, muscular, powerfully built man with brown hair that was quickly going gray.
  Though his hair was gray with white streaks on both sides of his head, his body was still muscular and strong.
  He's well-built, lean and muscular, but in my dream he's wearing a tutu and tights.
  Of course, they all have strong muscular backs and shoulders, that goes with the job.
  My body became strong and muscular but I could run like lightning, and, boy, did it feel great!
  But they all have the trademark short hair, round muscular build and large powerful jaws.
  I have the strength and size to back up the fact that you can get strong and have a muscular body on a vegan diet.
  Synonyms
  strong, brawny, muscly, sinewy, well built, powerfully built, well muscled, burly, strapping, sturdy, rugged, powerful, broad-shouldered, athletic, well knit, muscle-bound, Herculean, manly
  informal hunky, beefy, husky, ripped, shredded
  North American informal buff
  US informal jacked
  dated stalwart
  literary thewy
  Physiology mesomorphic
2. 1.2 Vigorously robust.
  a muscular economy
  Example sentencesExamples
  The resulting architecture is more athletic and muscular, confident and explosive.
  The grid has been more or less a constant throughout her career, but lately it has become more robust and muscular.
  The new car has a stronger, more muscular look than its predecessor.
  It is a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Grenache, producing a strong muscular wine.
  Flanders may no longer be Europe's main gate, but it remains a busy portal with a muscular economic hinterland.
  It is more an exceptional case of a sports film with an intellect that is just as muscular as the flesh around its robust frame.
  Solos tend to be modal rather than on conventional chords and the result is a muscular and dynamic trip into the adventurous hinterland of free jazz.
  Synonyms
  vigorous, robust, strong, powerful, dynamic, potent, energetic, active, aggressive

Derivatives

muscularity

noun mʌskjʊˈlarɪtiˌməskjəˈlɛrədi

Soon after researchers found that creatine helped athletes increase muscularity and strength, thousands of individuals began taking it with juice.
Example sentencesExamples
- Pinot Noir can turn out wines with a frailty that belies their name, while the bland-looking Pinot Gris has the capacity for decidedly emphatic dry white wines that are big and generous in flavour and muscularity.
- As a competitor, my job is to build the most muscular body possible, and that means I need both overall muscle mass and individual muscularity.
- The advantages of the stumpy standup rods and harness is that playing of a heavyweight fish becomes a real contest of endurance and technique, rather than muscularity and brute strength.
- Men should remember that muscularity is not masculinity and that self-esteem is not built on a six-pack of abdominal muscles.

muscularly

adverb

He was thick and muscularly built and could've easily picked me up and flicked me across the room like nothing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Looking notably better muscularly, her lower finish reinforces the fact that this class was extremely competitive and of high quality.
- Dave and I forged on up and down the slopes, stopping to admire the olive-green frogs that leaped muscularly away from our descending boots to freeze like tiny carvings beneath tussocks of wet grass.
- ‘That's an interesting question, but I'd say it combines reflexes for fast-twitch muscles and slow-twitch muscles, cardiovascularly and muscularly,’ he says.
- He's hardly defined muscularly, and very soft in the upper body.

Origin

Late 17th century: alteration of earlier musculous, in the same sense.

Rhymes

crepuscular, majuscular, minuscular

Definition of muscular in US English:

muscular

adjectiveˈməskjələrˈməskyələr

1Relating to or affecting the muscles.
energy is needed for muscular activity
muscular tension
Example sentencesExamples
- Pelvic organ prolapse results from a weakening of connective tissue or loss of muscular support.
- Primary lymphatic vessels lack a significant muscular wall and do not have valves.
- Research indicates that after training is terminated, an athlete can retain gained muscular strength and power for periods of up to six weeks.
- As a result, the stomach loses its coordinated muscular activity and doesn't empty properly.
- The lower lactate level may have a significant contribution in lower muscular fatigue.
- Most cases will be forms of muscular tension headaches.
- The epiglottis is a flap of muscular tissue that closes off the entry to your voice box when you swallow.
- No inflammation was seen in the muscular and serosal layers of the appendix.
- The researchers will focus on myotonic and facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophies.
- The muscular layers create vein contractility, which maintains venous tone.
- Hearty laughter increases heart rate, blood pressure and respiratory rate, and muscular activity.
- The physiotherapy continued until muscular strength and proprioception were restored.
- Symptoms are similar to those of adult Huntington's, but develop more rapidly and include muscular rigidity and fits.
- It provides muscular branches to peroneus longus and peroneus brevis muscles.
- The heart is a muscular organ, divided into left and right sides.
- We made an initial diagnosis of muscular spasm with a possible septic left hip.
- A hiatus hernia is when part of the stomach slides through the diaphragm, the muscular sheet that separates the lungs and chest from the abdomen.
- Later the same month the man's sweating, pyrexia, muscular rigidity, and decreased responsiveness returned.
- A general feeling of stiffness may be noticed, along with mild diffuse muscular pains.
- Neuromuscular signs, mainly referring to muscular tension, were also documented.
Synonyms
fibrous, sinewy
1. 1.1 Having well-developed muscles.
  her legs were strong and muscular
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Dall's porpoise is stocky and muscular, built as powerful as a killer whale, but smaller.
  Of course by now you know that Joel was a tall, muscular, athlete who had trained for these sorts of events.
  He was sitting next to a burly muscular youngster in dirty military fatigues who was trying to drink from two cans simultaneously.
  Polar bears have a heavy stout body with strong muscular legs and well-developed neck muscles.
  Of course, they all have strong muscular backs and shoulders, that goes with the job.
  But they all have the trademark short hair, round muscular build and large powerful jaws.
  She is very muscular and powerful in the legs, but not as much as in her arms.
  Your body will respond by getting more muscular and stronger before you know it.
  He's well-built, lean and muscular, but in my dream he's wearing a tutu and tights.
  A boy with black hair and a strong muscular build looked sternly at David.
  They have a broad chest, a muscular neck, and strong hands and feet.
  He doesn't have to be muscular, just lean and athletic, and healthy-looking.
  He was a tall, muscular, powerfully built man with brown hair that was quickly going gray.
  He has a sturdy build with strikingly muscular hands and chiseled features.
  Here, there was a cadre of burly bouncers waiting for her, each of them large and muscular and very powerful.
  Though his hair was gray with white streaks on both sides of his head, his body was still muscular and strong.
  The father's left hand touching the son's shoulder is strong and muscular.
  I have the strength and size to back up the fact that you can get strong and have a muscular body on a vegan diet.
  My body became strong and muscular but I could run like lightning, and, boy, did it feel great!
  He had a broad frame, which in his prime must have been gloriously muscular and strong.
  Synonyms
  strong, brawny, muscly, sinewy, well built, powerfully built, well muscled, burly, strapping, sturdy, rugged, powerful, broad-shouldered, athletic, well knit, muscle-bound, herculean, manly
2. 1.2 Vigorously robust.
  a muscular economy
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is more an exceptional case of a sports film with an intellect that is just as muscular as the flesh around its robust frame.
  Solos tend to be modal rather than on conventional chords and the result is a muscular and dynamic trip into the adventurous hinterland of free jazz.
  It is a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Grenache, producing a strong muscular wine.
  The grid has been more or less a constant throughout her career, but lately it has become more robust and muscular.
  Flanders may no longer be Europe's main gate, but it remains a busy portal with a muscular economic hinterland.
  The resulting architecture is more athletic and muscular, confident and explosive.
  The new car has a stronger, more muscular look than its predecessor.
  Synonyms
  vigorous, robust, strong, powerful, dynamic, potent, energetic, active, aggressive

Origin

Late 17th century: alteration of earlier musculous, in the same sense.

单词	muscular
释义	Definition of muscular in English: muscular adjective ˈmʌskjʊləˈməskjələr 1Relating to or affecting the muscles. energy is needed for muscular activity Example sentencesExamples The researchers will focus on myotonic and facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophies. The muscular layers create vein contractility, which maintains venous tone. Pelvic organ prolapse results from a weakening of connective tissue or loss of muscular support. Primary lymphatic vessels lack a significant muscular wall and do not have valves. It provides muscular branches to peroneus longus and peroneus brevis muscles. We made an initial diagnosis of muscular spasm with a possible septic left hip. Research indicates that after training is terminated, an athlete can retain gained muscular strength and power for periods of up to six weeks. The epiglottis is a flap of muscular tissue that closes off the entry to your voice box when you swallow. As a result, the stomach loses its coordinated muscular activity and doesn't empty properly. The lower lactate level may have a significant contribution in lower muscular fatigue. The heart is a muscular organ, divided into left and right sides. The physiotherapy continued until muscular strength and proprioception were restored. A general feeling of stiffness may be noticed, along with mild diffuse muscular pains. Hearty laughter increases heart rate, blood pressure and respiratory rate, and muscular activity. Symptoms are similar to those of adult Huntington's, but develop more rapidly and include muscular rigidity and fits. No inflammation was seen in the muscular and serosal layers of the appendix. Most cases will be forms of muscular tension headaches. A hiatus hernia is when part of the stomach slides through the diaphragm, the muscular sheet that separates the lungs and chest from the abdomen. Neuromuscular signs, mainly referring to muscular tension, were also documented. Later the same month the man's sweating, pyrexia, muscular rigidity, and decreased responsiveness returned. Synonyms fibrous, sinewy 1.1 Having well-developed muscles. his legs were strong and muscular Example sentencesExamples A boy with black hair and a strong muscular build looked sternly at David. He had a broad frame, which in his prime must have been gloriously muscular and strong. She is very muscular and powerful in the legs, but not as much as in her arms. The Dall's porpoise is stocky and muscular, built as powerful as a killer whale, but smaller. He was sitting next to a burly muscular youngster in dirty military fatigues who was trying to drink from two cans simultaneously. Here, there was a cadre of burly bouncers waiting for her, each of them large and muscular and very powerful. Your body will respond by getting more muscular and stronger before you know it. They have a broad chest, a muscular neck, and strong hands and feet. He has a sturdy build with strikingly muscular hands and chiseled features. The father's left hand touching the son's shoulder is strong and muscular. Polar bears have a heavy stout body with strong muscular legs and well-developed neck muscles. Of course by now you know that Joel was a tall, muscular, athlete who had trained for these sorts of events. He doesn't have to be muscular, just lean and athletic, and healthy-looking. He was a tall, muscular, powerfully built man with brown hair that was quickly going gray. Though his hair was gray with white streaks on both sides of his head, his body was still muscular and strong. He's well-built, lean and muscular, but in my dream he's wearing a tutu and tights. Of course, they all have strong muscular backs and shoulders, that goes with the job. My body became strong and muscular but I could run like lightning, and, boy, did it feel great! But they all have the trademark short hair, round muscular build and large powerful jaws. I have the strength and size to back up the fact that you can get strong and have a muscular body on a vegan diet. Synonyms strong, brawny, muscly, sinewy, well built, powerfully built, well muscled, burly, strapping, sturdy, rugged, powerful, broad-shouldered, athletic, well knit, muscle-bound, Herculean, manly informal hunky, beefy, husky, ripped, shredded North American informal buff US informal jacked dated stalwart literary thewy Physiology mesomorphic 1.2 Vigorously robust. a muscular economy Example sentencesExamples The resulting architecture is more athletic and muscular, confident and explosive. The grid has been more or less a constant throughout her career, but lately it has become more robust and muscular. The new car has a stronger, more muscular look than its predecessor. It is a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Grenache, producing a strong muscular wine. Flanders may no longer be Europe's main gate, but it remains a busy portal with a muscular economic hinterland. It is more an exceptional case of a sports film with an intellect that is just as muscular as the flesh around its robust frame. Solos tend to be modal rather than on conventional chords and the result is a muscular and dynamic trip into the adventurous hinterland of free jazz. Synonyms vigorous, robust, strong, powerful, dynamic, potent, energetic, active, aggressive Derivatives muscularity noun mʌskjʊˈlarɪtiˌməskjəˈlɛrədi Soon after researchers found that creatine helped athletes increase muscularity and strength, thousands of individuals began taking it with juice. Example sentencesExamples Pinot Noir can turn out wines with a frailty that belies their name, while the bland-looking Pinot Gris has the capacity for decidedly emphatic dry white wines that are big and generous in flavour and muscularity. As a competitor, my job is to build the most muscular body possible, and that means I need both overall muscle mass and individual muscularity. The advantages of the stumpy standup rods and harness is that playing of a heavyweight fish becomes a real contest of endurance and technique, rather than muscularity and brute strength. Men should remember that muscularity is not masculinity and that self-esteem is not built on a six-pack of abdominal muscles. muscularly adverb He was thick and muscularly built and could've easily picked me up and flicked me across the room like nothing. Example sentencesExamples Looking notably better muscularly, her lower finish reinforces the fact that this class was extremely competitive and of high quality. Dave and I forged on up and down the slopes, stopping to admire the olive-green frogs that leaped muscularly away from our descending boots to freeze like tiny carvings beneath tussocks of wet grass. ‘That's an interesting question, but I'd say it combines reflexes for fast-twitch muscles and slow-twitch muscles, cardiovascularly and muscularly,’ he says. He's hardly defined muscularly, and very soft in the upper body. Origin Late 17th century: alteration of earlier musculous, in the same sense. Rhymes crepuscular, majuscular, minuscular Definition of muscular in US English: muscular adjectiveˈməskjələrˈməskyələr 1Relating to or affecting the muscles. energy is needed for muscular activity muscular tension Example sentencesExamples Pelvic organ prolapse results from a weakening of connective tissue or loss of muscular support. Primary lymphatic vessels lack a significant muscular wall and do not have valves. Research indicates that after training is terminated, an athlete can retain gained muscular strength and power for periods of up to six weeks. As a result, the stomach loses its coordinated muscular activity and doesn't empty properly. The lower lactate level may have a significant contribution in lower muscular fatigue. Most cases will be forms of muscular tension headaches. The epiglottis is a flap of muscular tissue that closes off the entry to your voice box when you swallow. No inflammation was seen in the muscular and serosal layers of the appendix. The researchers will focus on myotonic and facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophies. The muscular layers create vein contractility, which maintains venous tone. Hearty laughter increases heart rate, blood pressure and respiratory rate, and muscular activity. The physiotherapy continued until muscular strength and proprioception were restored. Symptoms are similar to those of adult Huntington's, but develop more rapidly and include muscular rigidity and fits. It provides muscular branches to peroneus longus and peroneus brevis muscles. The heart is a muscular organ, divided into left and right sides. We made an initial diagnosis of muscular spasm with a possible septic left hip. A hiatus hernia is when part of the stomach slides through the diaphragm, the muscular sheet that separates the lungs and chest from the abdomen. Later the same month the man's sweating, pyrexia, muscular rigidity, and decreased responsiveness returned. A general feeling of stiffness may be noticed, along with mild diffuse muscular pains. Neuromuscular signs, mainly referring to muscular tension, were also documented. Synonyms fibrous, sinewy 1.1 Having well-developed muscles. her legs were strong and muscular Example sentencesExamples The Dall's porpoise is stocky and muscular, built as powerful as a killer whale, but smaller. Of course by now you know that Joel was a tall, muscular, athlete who had trained for these sorts of events. He was sitting next to a burly muscular youngster in dirty military fatigues who was trying to drink from two cans simultaneously. Polar bears have a heavy stout body with strong muscular legs and well-developed neck muscles. Of course, they all have strong muscular backs and shoulders, that goes with the job. But they all have the trademark short hair, round muscular build and large powerful jaws. She is very muscular and powerful in the legs, but not as much as in her arms. Your body will respond by getting more muscular and stronger before you know it. He's well-built, lean and muscular, but in my dream he's wearing a tutu and tights. A boy with black hair and a strong muscular build looked sternly at David. They have a broad chest, a muscular neck, and strong hands and feet. He doesn't have to be muscular, just lean and athletic, and healthy-looking. He was a tall, muscular, powerfully built man with brown hair that was quickly going gray. He has a sturdy build with strikingly muscular hands and chiseled features. Here, there was a cadre of burly bouncers waiting for her, each of them large and muscular and very powerful. Though his hair was gray with white streaks on both sides of his head, his body was still muscular and strong. The father's left hand touching the son's shoulder is strong and muscular. I have the strength and size to back up the fact that you can get strong and have a muscular body on a vegan diet. My body became strong and muscular but I could run like lightning, and, boy, did it feel great! He had a broad frame, which in his prime must have been gloriously muscular and strong. Synonyms strong, brawny, muscly, sinewy, well built, powerfully built, well muscled, burly, strapping, sturdy, rugged, powerful, broad-shouldered, athletic, well knit, muscle-bound, herculean, manly 1.2 Vigorously robust. a muscular economy Example sentencesExamples It is more an exceptional case of a sports film with an intellect that is just as muscular as the flesh around its robust frame. Solos tend to be modal rather than on conventional chords and the result is a muscular and dynamic trip into the adventurous hinterland of free jazz. It is a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Grenache, producing a strong muscular wine. The grid has been more or less a constant throughout her career, but lately it has become more robust and muscular. Flanders may no longer be Europe's main gate, but it remains a busy portal with a muscular economic hinterland. The resulting architecture is more athletic and muscular, confident and explosive. The new car has a stronger, more muscular look than its predecessor. Synonyms vigorous, robust, strong, powerful, dynamic, potent, energetic, active, aggressive Origin Late 17th century: alteration of earlier musculous, in the same sense.
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