Definition of «brawn»

The term "brawn" has several meanings, but in its most common usage it refers to physical strength or power. It can also refer to raw muscle mass or brute force. In a broader sense, brawn can be used to describe someone who is physically strong or powerful, regardless of their size or build.

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He relied on his sheer brawn to win the weightlifting competition.
The rugby team's success was due to their combination of skill and brawn on the field.
Despite his lack of height, he possessed incredible brawn and could easily overpower opponents in wrestling.
The construction workers showcased their brawn as they effortlessly lifted heavy beams into place.
The superhero's superpower was his enhanced brawn, allowing him to easily defeat his enemies.

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Sentences with «brawn»

In order to bring improvements to the Woking outfit, rumours that Ron Dennis had discussed the prospect of Ross Brawn returning to F1 with the team have lost momentum, since the recently departed Mercedes Team Principle decided to take a six - month sabbatical, suggesting he's in no hurry to make a decision. (evo.co.uk)
For all his fast reflexes and web - slinging abilities, Spider - Man still lacks the brute strength and pure brawn of the Hulk or Thor. (entrepreneur.com)
In F1 he had a sponsorship deal with Brawn GP in 2009, and then for two years was involved with the Virgin Racing team. (wtf1.com)
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Definition of «brawn»

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