Stolid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STOLID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• impassive, unemotional
• calm, dependable, and showing little emotion or animation
• showing little emotion or interest
• Hopelessly insensible or stupid; not easily aroused or excited; dull; impassive; foolish.
• having or revealing little emotion or sensibility; not easily aroused or excited
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• showing little or no emotion

Words related to STOLID

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Words that contain STOLID

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How to use STOLID in a sentence

• But the truth of a vitally important fact soon makes its way into the understanding of even the most stolid.
• Bobby noticed that the great stolid form of the doctor was ill at ease.
• Even this was not sufficient to rouse the girl from her stolid calmness, and the valiant officer was, at last, obliged to retreat from the field of battle.
• So far from being moved or softened, the words left upon me an impression of stolid apathy.
• So stolid was his manner of utterance that Joan turned carelessly to see what had attracted his attention, and found herself face to face with Gogoomy.
• They were all stolid, middle-class English people, returning from various parts of the world to visit their native land.
• Roosevelt and the more stolid of the periodicals to sane and intelligible legislative projects.
• The sleepy, stolid character of the court had been transformed, as if by magic.
• The restless energy of the man alone set the stolid old folk at once against him.
• And she went about the share in it which she had been persuaded to undertake with a stolid and supercilious manner which went far to spoil the enjoyment of the rest.
• It might have proved fatal to their enterprise but for the stolid stupidity of the sentinel.
• Here you will find stunted forms, ugly faces, and blunt and stolid minds.
• He could not abide the stolid city folk, who devour there five and twenty saddles of mutton in an evening.
• One more victory from this stolid fighter and he had found the great commander for which he had sought in vain through blood and tears for more than two years.
• The signs of intemperance are an uncertain step, sallow complexion, black-rimmed, deeply-sunken eyes, trembling lips, incoherent speech, and stolid apathy.
• Finally, discovering that talking about it only intensified their desire, they kept a stolid silence.
• Stolid as he was and used to the roar of the great guns, he made hasty work of his breakfast for he was nervous and anxious to be on the move.
• Watch the expression, or the want of expression, in these stolid, brutal, repulsive faces of opium-smokers and gamblers.
• They left the cottonwoods, and raced down the wide silent valley, the cows staring with stolid disapproval, the stars pulsing in sympathy.
• He looks around upon the swarthy faces, glowing with all the eagerness which the stolid Indian nature will permit them to display.
• Ralph could not tell whether those eyes were deep and inscrutable or only stolid.
• But no, the stolid old doctor carried on, as though Doe were nothing to sing songs about.
• A new thought was slowly making its way into his stolid brain.
• His present successor goes about his business in a more stolid way.

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