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Meaning of stolid
having or showing a calm and unmoved temperament
Etymology of stolid
The word "stolid" has its roots in the 17th century, derived from the Latin "stolidus," meaning foolish or dull, and is related to the verb "stultus," meaning to make foolish
Historically, the term was used to describe someone who was not only calm and composed but also somewhat dull or unintelligent
Synonyms
calm
serene
tranquil
composed
unflappable
stoic
impassive
indifferent
apathetic
phlegmatic
sluggish
inert
torpid
lethargic
dull
unresponsive
unemotional
impassioned
unenthusiastic
lukewarm
halfhearted
uninterested
unmoved
unruffled
imperturbable
sedate
sober
solemn
grave
serious
somber
glum
sullen
brooding
reserved
restrained
stoical
unexcitable
impervious
Definitions
- Having or showing a calm and unmoved temperament, not easily excited or upset
- * Lacking intelligence or sensitivity, dull and unresponsive
Usage Examples
- The stolid expression on his face hid his true feelings about the situation
- * Despite the chaos around her, she remained stolid and unflappable
- * His stolid demeanor made it difficult to gauge his reactions to the news