toughness
nounDivide toughness into syllables:
tough · ness
How to pronounce toughness:
Definition of toughness:
- toughness (noun):
- strength of character
- enduring strength and energy.
- the quality or state of being tough such as
Synonyms for toughness:
backbone
balls
boldness
bottle
bravery
cohesion
cojones
courage
daring
dauntlessness
dependability
durability
endurance
face
fearlessness
firmness
formidability
fortitude
grit
guts
hardihood
huskiness
intrepidity
legs
lion-heartedness
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