
Brawn
Opposite of Brain
Used to emphasize a contrast between physical strength and intelligence or mental skills.
The challenge requires brawn to lift heavy weights, not brainpower.
Often Complementary
Brawn doesn't always exclude brains; they are often presented as complementary traits.
The athlete had both brawn and brains, excelling in sports as well as academics.
Metaphoric Usage
Can be used metaphorically to refer to the strength or power of an object or group.
The corporation's brawn in the marketplace worried its competitors.