IPA: //roʊˈbʌst//
KK: /roʊˈbʌst/
Strong and healthy; able to withstand difficult conditions or challenges.
The robust tree stood firm against the strong winds during the storm.
Comparative: more robust
Superlative: most robust
Robust → It originates from Latin 'robustus' (meaning strong or sturdy), which is derived from 'robur' (meaning oak or strength). The word 'robust' describes something that is strong, healthy, and able to withstand difficult conditions.
Think of the Latin word for oak, 'robur', which is known for its strength — this helps you remember that 'robust' means strong and sturdy.