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Meanings of stolidity in English
Apathy demonstrated by an absence of emotional reactions.
Spanish
asceticismo Usage of stolidity in English
1
The stolidity of stupidity is, of course, commonest among the peasant class.
2
Syme received the remark with stolidity, imagining it to be a joke.
3
Her grave demeanor, now lapsing into apparent stolidity, can be readily understood.
4
Five and a half feet of stolidity, he'd done well at Shiloh.
5
There is no stolidity so utter as that of a waterless tap.
6
Her father said nothing, but his face assumed a stolidity of expression.
7
There was a stolidity about Thomas that promised well for England's future.
8
There was something almost brutal and inhuman in his absolute stolidity.
9
It lives in a sort of undisturbed stolidity, of nebulous slumber.
10
Assuredly they are not-inutter stolidity of platitude and absolute impotence of drivel.
11
Her manner evinced no surprise; her stolidity was grateful to him.
12
The Chinaman himself was shocked for a moment out of his Oriental stolidity.
13
The old stolidity of stature was there, but hardly the solidity.
14
The officer looked stolid, but his stolidity had the appearance of being assumed.
15
The girl turned and stared at her with a wooden stolidity of feature.
16
And they accepted them with all the stolidity native to Englishmen.
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Portuguese
Stolidity through the time
Stolidity across language varieties
United Kingdom
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