Mesomorph

Pronunciation: /ˈmɛsəˌmɔrf/

Definitions of mesomorph

noun a constitutional type characterized by muscularity

Example Sentences

A1 A mesomorph is a person with a muscular body.

A2 Many athletes are classified as mesomorphs due to their strong build.

B1 Individuals with a mesomorph body type tend to excel in sports that require strength and power.

B2 Bodybuilders often aim to achieve a mesomorph physique through rigorous training and diet.

C1 Understanding the genetic factors that contribute to being a mesomorph can help in designing personalized fitness plans.

C2 Mesomorphs are often admired for their ability to easily build and maintain muscle mass.

Examples of mesomorph in a Sentence

formal The mesomorph body type is characterized by a muscular build and well-defined muscles.

informal My friend who is a mesomorph can eat whatever he wants and still stay in great shape.

slang Dang, look at that mesomorph over there, he's ripped!

figurative In the world of fitness, being a mesomorph is like hitting the genetic jackpot.

Grammatical Forms of mesomorph

• past tense: mesomorphed
• plural: mesomorphs
• comparative: more mesomorphic
• superlative: most mesomorphic
• present tense: mesomorphs
• future tense: will mesomorph
• perfect tense: has mesomorphed
• continuous tense: is mesomorphing
• singular: mesomorph
• positive degree: mesomorphic
• infinitive: to mesomorph
• gerund: mesomorphing
• participle: mesomorphed

Origin and Evolution of mesomorph

First Known Use: 1940 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'mesomorph' originated from the Greek words 'meso' meaning middle and 'morph' meaning form or shape.

Evolution of the word: Initially used in the field of somatotyping by psychologist William H. Sheldon in the 1940s to describe individuals with a muscular and athletic build. Over time, the term has been widely adopted in the fitness and bodybuilding communities to refer to individuals with a naturally lean and muscular physique.