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Often used in the same context:
bodybuilders,
kickboxing,
boxing,
weightlifting,
weightlifter,
wrestling,
boxers,
judo,
powerlifter,
physique,
triathlon,
karate,
light heavyweight,
arm wrestling,
multisport,
motocross,
muscleman,
triathlete,
racewalking,
skateboarding,
sportsman,
ballroom dancing,
middleweight,
prizefighting,
pugilist,
welterweight,
athlete,
wrestlers,
cycling,
anabolic steroid,
pole vaulting,
featherweight,
gyms,
sports,
wrester,
sculpting,
taekwondo,
beefcake,
hit squad,
superheavyweight,
kinesiology,
windsurfing,
bantamweight,
gymnast,
sumo wrestler,
pecs,
gymnastics,
pageants,
racquetball,
athletics,
fitness,
plyometrics,
marathoner,
longboarding,
lifters,
parkour,
ballet dancer,
super middleweight,
roller derby,
wushu,
strongman,
mountain biking,
junior welterweight,
cruiserweight,
grappler,
governator,
mma,
musclebound,
lumberjack,
dieting,
paralympic,
overtrained,
hairstyling,
jouster,
sumo,
pugilistic,
ephedrine,
swimsuit,
billiard,
roller skating,
supplements,
decathlete,
pectorals,
fighter,
flyweight,
belly dancing,
cardio,
chiropractor,
knockouts,
ultramarathoner,
sambo,
pushup,
jiujitsu,
dancer,
motorcycling,
skydiving,
junior middleweight,
joggling,
hydroplane racing,
roller skater,
judoka,
marathons,
athletes,
bodybuilder,
entertainers,
golfer,
skier,
surfers,
artist,
ballplayers,
basketball,
comedians,
cyclist,
cyclists,
experimenters,
filmmaker,
filmmakers,
gardeners,
skating,
gymnastic,
screenwriting,
athletic,
equestrian,
gladiatorial,
intercollegiate,
surfing,
writing,
olympic,
paced,
racing,
boosting,
collegiate,
fiction,
freestyle,
songwriting,
aeronautical,
cinematographic
More specific:
weightlifting,
weight gaining
Appears in the definition of:
weight gaining
More general:
exercise,
exercising,
physical exercise,
physical exertion,
workout
Synonyms:
anaerobic exercise,
musclebuilding
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— Nouns for bodybuilding:
magazines,
contest,
competition,
competitions,
world,
career,
community,
contests,
exercises,
magazine,
lifestyle,
more...
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