Definition of muscled in English:

muscled

adjective ˈmʌsldˈməsəld

Having well-developed muscles.
men displaying muscled physiques
in combination my heavily muscled arms
Example sentencesExamples
- He looked like one of those really muscled athletes.
- She was expecting some big, dark-haired, tall, muscled, handsome man.
- He was handsome for sure - well muscled with dark brown hair reaching to the nape of his neck.
- She was small, but her body was muscled and lean.
- Edward slid his shirt over his head, exposing a lean muscled torso and flat stomach.
- His back was turned towards her, his tall and muscled body and wide masculine shoulders very clear.
- His legs were much more powerfully muscled.
- Although this individual's legs were relatively poorly developed, his arms and shoulders were exceptionally strongly muscled.
- He's not just tall, but big and muscled and generally quite scary.
- The sight of his muscled chest nearly took her breath away.

Definition of muscled in US English:

muscled

adjectiveˈməsəldˈməsəld

Having well-developed muscles.
men displaying muscled physiques
in combination my heavily muscled arms
Example sentencesExamples
- His legs were much more powerfully muscled.
- He was handsome for sure - well muscled with dark brown hair reaching to the nape of his neck.
- She was small, but her body was muscled and lean.
- He looked like one of those really muscled athletes.
- His back was turned towards her, his tall and muscled body and wide masculine shoulders very clear.
- The sight of his muscled chest nearly took her breath away.
- He's not just tall, but big and muscled and generally quite scary.
- Although this individual's legs were relatively poorly developed, his arms and shoulders were exceptionally strongly muscled.
- She was expecting some big, dark-haired, tall, muscled, handsome man.
- Edward slid his shirt over his head, exposing a lean muscled torso and flat stomach.

单词	muscled
释义	Definition of muscled in English: muscled adjective ˈmʌsldˈməsəld Having well-developed muscles. men displaying muscled physiques in combination my heavily muscled arms Example sentencesExamples He looked like one of those really muscled athletes. She was expecting some big, dark-haired, tall, muscled, handsome man. He was handsome for sure - well muscled with dark brown hair reaching to the nape of his neck. She was small, but her body was muscled and lean. Edward slid his shirt over his head, exposing a lean muscled torso and flat stomach. His back was turned towards her, his tall and muscled body and wide masculine shoulders very clear. His legs were much more powerfully muscled. Although this individual's legs were relatively poorly developed, his arms and shoulders were exceptionally strongly muscled. He's not just tall, but big and muscled and generally quite scary. The sight of his muscled chest nearly took her breath away. Definition of muscled in US English: muscled adjectiveˈməsəldˈməsəld Having well-developed muscles. men displaying muscled physiques in combination my heavily muscled arms Example sentencesExamples His legs were much more powerfully muscled. He was handsome for sure - well muscled with dark brown hair reaching to the nape of his neck. She was small, but her body was muscled and lean. He looked like one of those really muscled athletes. His back was turned towards her, his tall and muscled body and wide masculine shoulders very clear. The sight of his muscled chest nearly took her breath away. He's not just tall, but big and muscled and generally quite scary. Although this individual's legs were relatively poorly developed, his arms and shoulders were exceptionally strongly muscled. She was expecting some big, dark-haired, tall, muscled, handsome man. Edward slid his shirt over his head, exposing a lean muscled torso and flat stomach.
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