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Meaning of strut
The primary meaning of the word "strut" is to walk with a proud and self-important air.
Etymology of strut
The word "strut" originated in the 14th century, derived from the Old French word "estruer" or "estruier", which means to stiffen or make rigid, and is related to the Latin word "extenuare", meaning to stretch out or extend
Initially used to describe a stiff or rigid piece of wood or metal used as a support, the word later evolved to include the act of walking with a proud and self-important air
Synonyms
Definitions
- To walk with a proud and self-important air, typically with a stiff and upright posture
- * A long, narrow, and rigid piece of metal, wood, or plastic used as a support or brace in a structure
- * A rod or bar connecting the chassis of a vehicle to the suspension, used to absorb bumps and maintain stability
Usage Examples
- The model strutted down the catwalk, showing off the latest fashion trends
- * The rooster strutted around the farmyard, puffing out his chest and letting out loud crowing sounds
- * The engineer used a strut to support the bridge's structure and ensure its stability