Stature is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STATURE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the natural height of a human or animal body
• importance or reputation gained by ability or achievement
• The natural height of an animal body; -- generally used of the human body.
• high level of respect gained by impressive development or achievement
• (of a standing person) the distance from head to foot
• a person's natural height
• person's height
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• person\'s height

Words related to STATURE

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Words that contain STATURE

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How to use STATURE in a sentence

• But he was obliged to take a chair, the shelf being so high that he could not reach it notwithstanding his tall stature.
• His body should be thickset, rather low in stature, but broad, powerful, and compact.
• He was a man of pleasing manners and deportment, small of stature, and of a compact make, and apparently well suited to withstand the fatigues incidental to such a journey.
• Voltaire, who might have seen him, and who had lived with some of the most distinguished members of his court, speaks repeatedly of his majestic stature.
• Its gigantic stature, and the deformity of its aspect, more hideous than belongs to humanity, instantly informed me that it was the wretch to whom I had given life.
• He is a young Italian, small of stature, very dark, with an enormous head and very sharp eyes.
• At one of these gatherings a colored girl, a mulatto of fine stature and good looks, was put on sale.
• It was not only in complexion and stature and ways of thinking that Billy and Benham contrasted.
• Tyson was about six feet in height, though the habit of leaning forward as he walked, gave a less appearance to his stature.
• The stature was no greater than that of a lad of fifteen, but the bearing was composed and dignified.
• He was a tall, handsome youth, slender of stature, and carried himself as erect as a candle.
• They were the first people in the world, were short of stature and did not eat corn.
• Those of Eimeo are of low stature, have a dark hue, and, in general, forbidding features.
• It was easy to see from his second year that he would be a man of extraordinary stature.
• They were of good stature and appeared to be very warlike men, being armed with bows and arrows and lances.
• On going to them we found only five women, two quite old, and three girls, all so tall in stature that we regarded them with astonishment.
• The average stature appears to be about five feet five and a half inches, but even this, I think, exceeds the average stature of the French.
• Their average stature was about five feet two inches.
• Leon des Avanchers has found the Wa-Berrikimos or Cincalles, whose stature is about four feet four inches.
• He has gained the usual stature of young men of his age, with a slight defect of curvature of the shoulders that does but confirm his scholarly appearance.
• A street boy of diminutive stature was trying to sell some very young kittens to passers-by.
• Here they were met by one whose stature proved him to be a boy.
• Their leaders have nothing to measure with, and are therefore ignorant of their own stature.
• A good deal of diversity of opinion exists among competent authorities respecting the stature of criminals.
• If this is done, it will be seen that they fall considerably short of the normal stature.

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