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staid

Sedate, respectable, and unadventurous in manner or appearance. / Serious and dignified, often to the point of being dull or lacking spontaneity.
Adjective
comp: staidersup: staidest

Meanings

Examples

The law firm has a very staid atmosphere that makes newcomers feel intimidated.

Business

The law firm has a very staid atmosphere that makes newcomers feel intimidated.

Office

He wore a staid grey suit to the interview to appear more professional.

none

I thought she would be more exciting but she is actually quite staid.

The town is known for its staid traditions and quiet streets.

none

The town is known for its staid traditions and quiet streets.

none

Why are you being so staid today? Just relax and have some fun.

The company image was too staid for the younger generation of consumers.

Business

The company image was too staid for the younger generation of consumers.

She preferred a more staid approach to investing rather than risking everything on stocks.

Business

She preferred a more staid approach to investing rather than risking everything on stocks.

none

His manner was staid and composed even during the heated debate.

The interior design of the hotel was a bit too staid for my taste.

Travel

The interior design of the hotel was a bit too staid for my taste.

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