Stalwart is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STALWART in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a sturdy, persistent person
• a loyal, reliable, and hard-working supporter of or participant in an organization or team
• a person who is loyal to their allegiance (especially in times of revolt)
• stalwart person
ADJECTIVE:
• staunch, also STALWORTH
• loyal, reliable, and hard-working
• strongly built and sturdy
• strong and sturdy
• Alt. of Stalworth
• having rugged physical strength; inured to fatigue or hardships
• dependable
• used especially of persons
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an unwavering partisan

Words related to STALWART

stalwartly16 stalwartness15 stalwarts12

Words that contain STALWART

stalwarts12 stalwartly16 stalwartness15 stalwartnesses17

How to use STALWART in a sentence

• Passengers were coming ashore and among them a stalwart youth of eighteen.
• At last he came, but as he neared her seat, Rachel felt like sinking into the earth with mortification when she recognized in the wearer a stalwart negro.
• Duane saw two men coming fast, one of whom, in the lead, was of stalwart build.
• They had not advanced far, when a stalwart personage, six feet two high, and proportionately stoutly made, issued from the covert.
• Certainly it was not an excessively big animal, but, still, it was a meal large enough for three or four stalwart men.
• The sidewalks in many places were covered with boxes and bales brought from all parts of the earth, and stalwart men were at work among them.
• The body was borne to its final resting place by ten stalwart Indians, five on each side of the canoe, which was placed on five paddles.
• Released finally from the welcoming embrace of her stalwart husband, Mrs.
• The coffin was borne to the grave by six stalwart negroes, laborers on the estate.
• None who had seen them embark in the Swanne would have recognized, in the stalwart young fellows who now stepped ashore on the hove, the lads who then set sail.
• I did not know how to do this properly but I walked through the rows of stalwart, bronzed men and looked into their faces which were fixed and immovable.
• They are truly a stalwart race of men, broad-chested, of intelligent physiognomy, with Scandinavian features fully developed.
• Next day we hired two stalwart Irish squires and armed them cap-a-pie.
• He was a stalwart, rather handsome man, bearded and bronzed as if through long exposure.
• The agent of the Danube Navigation Company was civil enough to procure us good horses, and a genuine, stalwart, and fierce-looking Turkoman for a guide.
• Stalwart, aggressive, possessing all the qualities adapted to win the good-will of such a constituency, the Apostle of the West was a dangerous antagonist.
• And these stalwart college boys before him seemed to him to be the old, old Tottenville High School youngsters.
• Suddenly we were called to attention, and a stalwart German soldier marched solemnly into the camp.
• Had fate been kind, instead of cruel, the son of his own Alice might have so bloomed and grown stalwart and fair.
• Everybody wondered how the stalwart man they saw yesterday could be brought low so soon.
• He had grown but more fair, more noble, they thought, as they gazed upon his stalwart limbs, his fearless eyes.
• He had the stalwart frame of Thelismer Thornton, and with it the poise of youth, clean-limbed, bronzed, and erect.

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