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broad-shouldered

 

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Adjective broad-shouldered has 1 sense
  1. big-shouldered, broad-shouldered, square-shouldered - having broad shoulders; "big-shouldered and heavy-armed"
    Antonym: frail (indirect, via robust)

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Broad-shouldered

Adjective - sense 1:

Having wide and muscular shoulders, giving an impression of strength and power.

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Adjective - sense 2:

Referring to a person or body type characterized by wide shoulders in proportion to the rest of the body.

Sample sentence: The model looked elegant and statuesque in her designer gown, with her broad-shouldered frame showcased beautifully.

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Adjective - sense 3:

Describing a person who is mentally or emotionally strong.

Sample sentence: Jane is a broad-shouldered woman who always stands up for herself and others.

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Adjective - sense 4:

Relating to something or someone that is influential, authoritative, or having a significant impact.

Sample sentence: The broad-shouldered company executive spearheaded the successful merger between two industry giants.

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