staidness's Usage Examples:

to be commanded by a white staff yet managed he that place with such staidness as elder ages could not have performed better service to their sovereign.

added "Henley's adept combination of lyrical wit and thought-provoking staidness begins to materialize on I Can't Stand Still, paving the way for an extremely.

She nurtured a persona of austerity and staidness, and became known among the populace as Doña Virtudes, María la Seca ("Mary.

Mouly had reservations about the magazine's reputation for staidness and Brown's politics, but was taken with Brown on a personal level, whom.

The Advent songs reflect the mood of staidness and reflection.

House of Commons the Attorney-General John Coleridge mocked Harcourt's staidness, but Coleridge concluded by agreeing that the law needed changing or else.

The four-week period of Advent preceding Christmas is a time of staidness and reflection, and the rituals and songs of Advent and Christmas reflect.

feels each line to the fullest extent, which almost rescues the set's staidness.

Lou Christie recalled that the Beatles' emergence underlined the staidness of the US music scene, saying: "We were, in many respects, just these.

Synonyms:

solemnity; sincerity; solemness; earnestness; sedateness; serious-mindedness; seriousness;

Antonyms:

untruthfulness; levity; frivolous; serious; frivolity;