sinew
How many syllables in sinew?
There are 2 syllables in the word sinew.How to pronounce sinew:
Synonyms for sinew:
brawn
brawniness
capability
capacity
energy
firepower
force
heftiness
horsepower
might
muscle
muscularity
potence
potency
power
puissance
strength
tendon
vigor
Antonyms for sinew:
apathy
compliment
disability
enervation
frailty
idleness
impotence
impotency
inability
inactivity
incapacity
incompetence
ineffectiveness
inefficiency
lack
laziness
lethargy
powerlessness
praise
weakness
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