roborant
[ rob-er-uh nt ]
/ ˈrɒb ər ənt /
adjective
noun
a tonic.
Origin of roborant
1655–65; < Latin
rōborant- (stem of
rōborāns), present participle of
rōborāre to strengthen, equivalent to
rōbor- (stem of
rōbur) oak, hardness +
-ant-
-ant
Words nearby roborant
robo-,
roboam,
robocall,
robocar,
robocop,
roborant,
robosign,
robot,
robot bomb,
robot dancing,
robot pilot
British Dictionary definitions for roborant
roborant
/ (ˈrəʊbərənt, ˈrɒb-) /
adjective
tending to fortify or increase strength
noun
a drug or agent that increases strength
Word Origin for roborant
C17: from Latin
roborāre to strengthen, from
rōbur an oak