Definitions
There is 1 meaning of the phrase
Skeletal Muscle.
Skeletal Muscle - as a noun
A muscle that is connected at either or both ends to a bone and so move parts of the skeleton; a muscle that is characterized by transverse stripes
Synonyms (Exact Relations)
Hypernyms (Closely Related)
Hyponyms (Broadly Related)
- voluntary muscle
- abductor
- abductor muscle
- adductor
- adductor muscle
- anconeous muscle
- musculus anconeus
- articular muscle
- extensor
- extensor muscle
- flexor
- flexor muscle
- deltoid
- deltoid muscle
- musculus deltoideus
- serratus
- serratus muscles
- musculus pectoralis
- pecs
- pectoral
- pectoral muscle
- pectoralis
- intercostal
- intercostal muscle
- musculus intercostalis
- depressor
- depressor muscle
- ab
- abdominal
- abdominal muscle
- lat
- latissimus dorsi
- glute
- gluteal muscle
- gluteus
- gluteus muscle
- musculus sphincter ani externus
- calf
- sura
- gastrocnemius
- gastrocnemius muscle
- psoas
- rhomboid
- rhomboid muscle
- soleus
- soleus muscle
- splenius
- splenius muscle
- peroneus
- pterygoid muscle
- biceps
- triceps
- axial muscle
- musculus sartorius
- sartorius
- sartorius muscle
- musculus scalenus
- scalene muscle
- scalenus
- musculus sternocleidomastoideus
- sternocleido mastoideus
- sternocleidomastoid
- sternocleidomastoid muscle
- teres
- teres muscle
- musculus tibialis
- tibialis
- tibialis muscle
- cowl muscle
- musculus trapezius
- trapezius
- trapezius muscle
- facial muscle
- musculus temporalis
- temporal muscle
- temporalis
- temporalis muscle
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Example Sentences
"The biceps and triceps are examples of skeletal muscles."
"Regular exercise helps in strengthening skeletal muscles."
"Athletes often have well-developed skeletal muscles."
"Involuntary muscles are different from skeletal muscles."
"Most of the muscles in the human body are skeletal muscles."
Word Variations & Relations
A-Z Proximities
- skelder
- skeldered
- skeldering
- skelders
- skeletal
- Skeletal Muscle
- skeletally
- skeletogenous
- skeleton
- skeletonic
- skeletonise
