thickset

/ˈθɪkˌsɛt/
adjective
  1. Having a broad, sturdy, and solid body; stocky and strong.
    • He was a thickset man with broad shoulders and a strong jaw.
    • Her thickset build made her an excellent rugby player.
    • The thickset guard stood firmly at the entrance.
  2. Planted or growing close together; dense.
    • We walked through a thickset forest where sunlight barely reached the ground.
    • The thickset hedge provided privacy for the garden.
    • The farmer planted a thickset row of trees to block the wind.
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