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Meanings of stately in inglés
Synonyms
Examples for "statuesque"
Examples for "statuesque"
1
The statuesque lady became informed with life; she started violently, and said,-
2
He was as wholly on the move as Psmith was wholly statuesque.
3
To our importunities on this head the populace were statuesque or worse.
4
The statuesque engineer was waiting and helped him down to the deck.
5
Her red-brown hair tumbled about her face and festooned her statuesque shoulders.
Usage of stately in inglés
1
The city itself is very stately; and the nobles are very proud.
2
A great eagle soared in stately circles in the deep blue sky.
3
There were confusion and dismay in the stately home of the Earles.
4
The game has a stately, serious look, befitting its past, its heritage.
5
Ayla looked across the water at the large, long-billed, long-legged, stately birds.
6
The two women stood staring at each other in the stately hall.
7
The general took leave with the most stately courtesy, and soon followed.
8
The trees of the forest are here of the most stately dimensions.
9
That evening the Board of Education met in dull and stately session.
10
The second was tall and slender, and slow and stately in movement.
11
At the end of the stately ceremonies President Lincoln rose and said:
12
She swept aside the drapery and entered-thestately lady of the house.
13
There issued from the forest to the westward the stately Irish elk.
14
You behold the citizen of these Hellenic colonies in their stately prime.
15
A very stately lady with a Roman nose came in the room.
16
With favouring airs the stately ships slid slowly on in crescent formation.
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Stately through the time
Stately across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common