unfrail

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ frail.

Adjective

unfrail (comparative more unfrail, superlative most unfrail)

  1. Not frail.
    • 2003, Ken Morris, Man in the Middle:
      Five minutes before noon, Peter exited, trailing the suddenly unfrail woman. She carried herself with agility and speed down the hallway.
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