the.com/robust
the word everyone reaches for when they mean unbreakable but hope nobody tests it
means Strong, sturdy, and able to withstand stress, strain, or challenge without breaking down.
from From Latin robustus, "strong and hardy," which grew literally from robur, meaning oak — the hardest, most dependable timber a Roman knew. So calling something robust is, at root, calling it oak-like: built to last like heartwood.
latin rootfrom robur, meaning oak wood and strength
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