Noun:

অবিচলিতা,

stolidity's Usage Examples:

emotional and credulous dreaming cognition trying to make sense of real-world stolidity.

appears to counterbalance Digory's drive, aggression and grief with her stolidity, friendship, morality and sense of care, caution and safety.

it is impossible for any other evil to elicit from them their inherent stolidity'.

searching for her lost cat "Safe", about a boy who finds solace in the stolidity of cattle "Shells", about an orphan and his aunt finally connecting through.

without his pig-headedness; the cleanliness of the Dutchman, without his stolidity; the thrift of the French peasant, without his superstition; the artistic.

imperturbability that no circumstances could ruffle, although others ascribed this stolidity simply to a lack of initiative.

critic of his time, spoke of his success in presenting "the ponderous stolidity and impenetrable stupidity of certain types of humanity—the voice, the.

experience which taught him caution and perhaps contributed to his natural stolidity.

detective from Scotland Yard who likes to project a professional image of stolidity, with a wooden expression.

reviewed, such as his failure of social reciprocity, his flat affect and stolidity, his phobias and extreme stage fright, his strict adherence to a ritualized.

Darling is a remarkable combination of stolidity and power.

Barrington is a masterpiece of pompous stolidity – nothing could possibly be better of its kind – and this popular comedian.

curious performance: virtually a mirror-image of Ajax in his nasal, bovine stolidity.

At the same time Pius VII's stolidity in the face of humiliation began a revival of personal popularity for.

Synonyms:

emotionlessness; unemotionality; stoicism; stolidness;

Antonyms:

sentimentality; affectionateness; concern; activeness; emotionality;