stolidity (Meaning)

Wordnet

stolidity (n)

apathy demonstrated by an absence of emotional reactions

an indifference to pleasure or pain

The stolidity of his expression masked the turmoil raging within him.
Sarah's stolidity in the face of adversity inspired both awe and admiration.
The accused maintained an unwavering stolidity throughout the trial, refusing to reveal any emotion.
The stolidity of their home provided a sense of stability in the midst of a chaotic world.
The stolidity of the old oak tree stood testament to its resilience through countless storms.
The boxer's stolidity in the ring earned him the respect of even his most formidable opponents.
The stolidity of the crowd as the politician spoke betrayed their indifference to his message.
The stolidity of their beliefs prevented them from considering any alternative viewpoints.
Emily's stolidity made her the perfect confidant for those who sought empathy without judgment.
The stolidity of the institution ensured that its traditions would endure through generations.

apathy demonstrated by an absence of emotional reactions, an indifference to pleasure or pain

phlegm, disinterestedness, insouciance, unconcern, bloodlessness, impassiveness, stoicism, casualness, indifference, nonchalance

keenness, sensitivity, attentiveness, curiosity, conscientiousness, awareness,attention, prejudice, sensitivity, attentiveness

The stolidity of his expression masked the turmoil raging within him.

Sarah's stolidity in the face of adversity inspired both awe and admiration.

The accused maintained an unwavering stolidity throughout the trial, refusing to reveal any emotion.

The stolidity of their home provided a sense of stability in the midst of a chaotic world.