US /ˈlʌsti/ UK /ˈlʌsti/
adj

Meanings

  1. 1
    adj

    healthy, strong, and full of vigor

    The newborn let out a lusty cry that filled the room.

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Synonyms
1 adj · healthy, strong, and full... vigorousrobustheartyenergetichalestrongsturdy
Opposites
Word family
Derived forms lustilylustiness
Related forms lustlustfullustfulness

Etymology

From Middle English lusti ('joyful, vigorous, full of desire'), from lust ('vigor, desire') + -y, from Old English lust, ultimately from Proto-Germanic *lustuz ('pleasure, desire').

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