stoical (Meaning)

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stoical (s)

seeming unaffected by pleasure or pain; impassive

Amidst the turmoil, Emily remained stoical, her unwavering resolve a beacon of strength.
The stoical veteran refused to succumb to the trauma he had endured, bearing his scars with dignity.
In the face of adversity, the stoical mountaineer persevered, his determination etched upon his rugged face.
Through the trials and tribulations of life, the stoical artist found solace in the expression of her emotions through her craft.
The stoical mother hid her pain to provide comfort and support to her grieving family.
The stoical doctor witnessed countless scenes of suffering, maintaining his composure to offer solace and healing.
Amidst the chaotic aftermath of the earthquake, the stoical volunteers selflessly worked to rebuild their shattered community.
The stoical immigrant faced the challenges of a new land with unwavering resilience, determined to succeed.
The stoical teacher inspired her students with her unwavering belief in their potential, even in the face of setbacks.
The stoical scientist tirelessly conducted his experiments, driven by an insatiable quest for knowledge, regardless of the unpredictable outcomes.

seeming unaffected by pleasure or pain; impassive

uncomplaining, long-suffering,patient, resigned, obliging, constrained, docile, composed, submissive,forbearing

fed up, protesting, bored, complaining, tired, defiant,impatient, complaining, tired, weary

Amidst the turmoil, Emily remained stoical, her unwavering resolve a beacon of strength.

The stoical veteran refused to succumb to the trauma he had endured, bearing his scars with dignity.

In the face of adversity, the stoical mountaineer persevered, his determination etched upon his rugged face.

Through the trials and tribulations of life, the stoical artist found solace in the expression of her emotions through her craft.