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staid

/steɪd/

Traduction: Décrit une personne ou une chose qui est sérieuse, ennuyeuse et dépourvue d'aventure ou de fantaisie.

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adjective

/steɪd/C2formal
  • frDécrit une personne ou une chose qui est sérieuse, ennuyeuse et dépourvue d'aventure ou de fantaisie.

Describes a person or thing that is serious, dull, and unadventurous.

  1. Serious and unadventurousC1formal

    Having a serious, dull, and conventional character; not exciting or interesting.

    frterne et conventionnel

    • The staid atmosphere of the library made him feel sleepy.
    • She found the party too staid and left early.
    • His staid mannerisms made him seem older than he was.

    Synonymesconservativeconventionaldullgravesedateserioussobersolemnstarchystrait-lacedstuffyunadventurous

    Antonymesadventurouscolorfuldaringdynamicexcitingflamboyantlivelyspiritedunconventionalwild

  2. Respectable and conservativeC1formal

    Marked by a settled, sober, and often conservative character.

    frsage et conservateur

    • The staid businessman wore a plain gray suit.
    • They lived in a staid neighborhood where nothing ever changed.
    • Her staid opinions on fashion were out of step with the times.

    Synonymesconservativedecorousdignifiedgravepropersedateserioussobersolemnunadventurous

    Antonymesdaringflamboyantfrivolousrecklesswild

Formes
  • staider comparative form
  • staidest superlative form
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