Definition of "robuster" []

• Comparative form of robust: more robust (adjective)

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• "So Tony Cornish, who was _dans le movement_ gently intimated to his hearers that what may be called a robuster tone ruled the spirit of the age."
• "My robuster strength of added years, my increased skill, and all I had learned from the books, were responsible for this increase of twenty dollars."
• "Fearing the dark, into which he observed all men passed, he built beyond the dark a fairer region, a happier hunting-ground, a jollier and robuster feasting-hall and wassailing-place, and called it variously"