Solid [adjective]

Definition of Solid:

hard, dimensional

Synonyms of Solid:

● Sturdy

● Tight

● Strong

● Substantial

● Stable

● Sound

● Heavy

● Set

● Compact

● Material

● Hulk

● Firm

● Concrete

● Husky

● Hunk

● Rock

● Close

● Thick

● Concentrated

● Dense

● Fixed

● Hefty

● Physical

● Rooted

● Secure

● Unshakable

● Brick wall

● Compacted

● Consolidated

● Massed

● Rocklike


Opposite/Antonyms of Solid:

● Broken

● Vaporous

● Liquid

● Fluid

● Thin

● Immaterial

● Slack

● Loose

● Soft

● Flexible

● Moving

● Small

● Slight

● Little

● Weak

● Vulnerable

● Untrustworthy

● Unreliable

● Undependable

● Tenuous

● Intermittent

● Incomplete

● Divided

● Insubstantial

● Gaseous

● Unfriendly

● Intangible

● Indefinite

● Unimportant

● Wobbly

● Unstable


Sentence/Example of Solid:

At first the solid blackness seemed to lay a weight on their foreheads.

But it is in the direction of Turkey that all the solid advances are made.

There she always finishes her hostility by making some solid acquisition.

The bridge was tremulous beneath me, and marked the tremor of the solid earth.

But these are mere conjectures without any solid foundation.

Weren't they, after all, to be envied, rooted as they were in their solid simplicity?

With these solid facts in my possession I breathed a little easier.

In those days there was royal sport for rod and gun, but books also had a solid worth.

I am more afraid of it than of all his solid good qualities.

"And you will not allow me to be decided by solid good qualities," said Belinda.