stodginess (Meaning)

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stodginess (n)

dull and pompous gravity

The stodginess of the room was oppressive, suffocating any creativity.
The speaker's stodgy demeanor failed to engage the audience.
The company's stodgy policies prevented it from adapting to changing market trends.
The stodgy old house stood as a testament to a bygone era.
Her stodgy wardrobe reflected her conservative nature.
The stodgy atmosphere at the meeting made it difficult to concentrate.
The stodgy professor droned on monotonously, putting his students to sleep.
The stodgy restaurant served heavy, bland food that was uninspiring.
The stodgy bureaucracy made it nearly impossible to get anything done.
The stodgy sermon left the congregation feeling bored and uninspired.

dull and pompous gravity

heavy, dusty,boring, tiring, wearying, slow, weary, dull, stupid, old

involving, surprising, amazing, intriguing, marvellous, absorbing, wonderful,interesting, spectacular, engaging

The stodginess of the room was oppressive, suffocating any creativity.

The speaker's stodgy demeanor failed to engage the audience.

The company's stodgy policies prevented it from adapting to changing market trends.

The stodgy old house stood as a testament to a bygone era.