stolid — showing little or no emotion; not easily excited or moved
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: showing little or no emotion; not easily excited or moved
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈstɑːlɪd/
Korean meaning: 감정을 거의 드러내지 않는; 쉽게 흥분하거나 동요하지 않는
Korean pronunciation: **스**톨리드
Example Sentences
- The security guard's stolid face never changed, even when the celebrity walked by.
- Her stolid reaction to winning the lottery surprised everyone.
- The stolid businessman showed no excitement about the merger deal.
stolid
ADJECTIVE//ˈstɑːlɪd//
showing little or no emotion; not easily excited or moved
A stolid nurse remains completely calm during emergency room chaos
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The stolid guard stays solid, his face forever pallid!
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Origin
From Latin 'stolidus' meaning 'dull, foolish, or insensible.' Ancient Romans used this term to describe people who showed little emotion or mental agility.
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“The security guard's stolid face never changed, even when the celebrity walked by.”
“Her stolid reaction to winning the lottery surprised everyone.”
“The stolid businessman showed no excitement about the merger deal.”
“Despite the thrilling movie, he maintained his stolid demeanor.”
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