muscular
kas
definition
adjective
energy is needed for muscular activity
of or affecting the muscles.
translation of 'muscular'
adjective
adaleli,
kaslı,
kas,
kuvvetli
example
Pelvic organ prolapse results from a weakening of connective tissue or loss of 'muscular' support.
The epiglottis is a flap of 'muscular' tissue that closes off the entry to your voice box when you swallow.
Of course by now you know that Joel was a tall, 'muscular' , athlete who had trained for these sorts of events.
He had a broad frame, which in his prime must have been gloriously 'muscular' and strong.
Most cases will be forms of 'muscular' tension headaches.
Here, there was a cadre of burly bouncers waiting for her, each of them large and 'muscular' and very powerful.
Hearty laughter increases heart rate, blood pressure and respiratory rate, and 'muscular' activity.
He was sitting next to a burly 'muscular' youngster in dirty military fatigues who was trying to drink from two cans simultaneously.
The heart is a 'muscular' organ, divided into left and right sides.
A general feeling of stiffness may be noticed, along with mild diffuse 'muscular' pains.
I have the strength and size to back up the fact that you can get strong and have a 'muscular' body on a vegan diet.
No inflammation was seen in the 'muscular' and serosal layers of the appendix.
A boy with black hair and a strong 'muscular' build looked sternly at David.
The father's left hand touching the son's shoulder is strong and 'muscular' .
She is very 'muscular' and powerful in the legs, but not as much as in her arms.
A hiatus hernia is when part of the stomach slides through the diaphragm, the 'muscular' sheet that separates the lungs and chest from the abdomen.
As a result, the stomach loses its coordinated 'muscular' activity and doesn't empty properly.
a 'muscular' economy
Later the same month the man's sweating, pyrexia, 'muscular' rigidity, and decreased responsiveness returned.
It is more an exceptional case of a sports film with an intellect that is just as 'muscular' as the flesh around its robust frame.
Though his hair was gray with white streaks on both sides of his head, his body was still 'muscular' and strong.
Research indicates that after training is terminated, an athlete can retain gained 'muscular' strength and power for periods of up to six weeks.
Symptoms are similar to those of adult Huntington's, but develop more rapidly and include 'muscular' rigidity and fits.
a 'muscular' stance on the issue
Solos tend to be modal rather than on conventional chords and the result is a 'muscular' and dynamic trip into the adventurous hinterland of free jazz.
Your body will respond by getting more 'muscular' and stronger before you know it.
The lower lactate level may have a significant contribution in lower 'muscular' fatigue.
He has a sturdy build with strikingly 'muscular' hands and chiseled features.
The 'muscular' layers create vein contractility, which maintains venous tone.
The Dall's porpoise is stocky and 'muscular' , built as powerful as a killer whale, but smaller.
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