Strong
Strong adjective - Having muscles capable of exerting great physical force.
Usage example: I need some strong people to help me move furniture
Nearby Word: strongly
Wimpy
Wimpy adjective - Lacking bodily strength.
Usage example: a wimpy person is not the best choice for a job with a moving company
Both words in one sentence
- Ralph isn't afraid, because Arnold is such a wimpy-sounding name, he couldn't possibly be very strong.
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An episode where a Ranger must help a wimpy/bratty/spoiled/bullied child to become strong.
Source: Franchise / Super Sentai -
Invoked in The Sopranos: A one-legged very strong-minded Svetlana remarks that Americans don't know what a real problem is: they live an easy existence compared to the average miserable life in Russia/USSR and yet they are wimpy complainers.
Source: Mother Russia Makes You Strong
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