Stolidity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STOLIDITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• impassivity
• The state or quality of being stolid; dullness of intellect; obtuseness; stupidity.
• apathy demonstrated by an absence of emotional reactions
• an indifference to pleasure or pain
• the quality or state of being stolid, calm, dependable, and showing little emotion or animation.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having or expressing little or no sensibility; unemotional

Words related to STOLIDITY

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How to use STOLIDITY in a sentence

• It was but a momentary flash, but it was unmistakable in its character, as was his speedy return to his former stolidity.
• A very imaginative child is almost sure to be reproached with timidity, while mere stolidity takes rank as courage.
• A grim Epicurean stolidity crept over me as I sat down before it.
• The daughters even of the boisbrules had much of the heaviness and stolidity of their native mothers.
• In the stolidity with which he received this sentence for a crime which he had not committed, spoke who knows what trait of inherited savagery? For stoicism is a savage virtue.
• For the first time in his life his stolidity gave way to something resembling exhilaration.
• McTeague listened to her with apparent stolidity, nodding his head from time to time as she spoke.
• He had gone out, with his heavy German stolidity of mien unchanged, and had closed the door behind him with quiet finality.
• She had known for some time that the other girls kept away from her, and she had accepted it with the stolidity of her blood.
• But our chief consolation came from Miss RACHEL DE SOLLA as the maiden aunt, a reactionary type of the most confirmed stolidity, with a weakness for diamonds and indigestion.
• Ambrose began to be aware that the stolidity masked a high emotional tension.
• After your Chinaman becomes well acquainted with you, he develops human traits that are astonishing only in contrast to his former mask of absolute stolidity.
• Its stolidity had given way to incredulity, and Bill found in it a source of amusement.
• He seemed to have grown rather stronger and stouter during these last months, and his square stolidity was a thing at which to marvel.
• And they accepted them with all the stolidity native to Englishmen.
• Something in the atmosphere of the room had penetrated even the brick wall of her stolidity.
• The almost stupid stolidity of this child who had begun to think already, her rare gestures, everything about her, interested me.
• I was surprised to find how quickly one could acquire the stolidity of the soldier.
• Like a bird in a cage she beat helplessly against barriers of language, of strange customs, of stolidity that were not far from absolute cruelty.
• That she was really a woman of the exquisite stolidity of Mrs.
• Concealing his astonishment at the excesses of which unimaginative stolidity is capable, even in an Italian, he turned down the stairs again.
• Mediocrity in native endowments, conjoined with spiritual stolidity in the pulpit, does more harm than all the open apostles of infidelity combined.
• Unlimited enthusiasm has given place to limited stolidity.
• The officer looked stolid, but his stolidity had the appearance of being assumed.
• Why should they do this? Why should they take pride in their reputed stolidity rather than in their actual cleverness.

Similar words containing STOLID without suffix ity

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