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/steɪd/
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/steɪd/
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staid
adjective
staider
Comp.
staidest
Super.
UK
/steɪd/
US
/steɪd/
уравновешенный
He has a staid demeanor that makes him seem very reliable.
У него уравновешенная манера поведения, которая делает его очень надежным.
солидный
The staid architecture of the building reflects its historical significance.
Солидная архитектура здания отражает его историческую значимость.
серьезный
Her staid attitude towards work ensures that everything is done on time.
Ее серьезное отношение к работе гарантирует, что все будет сделано вовремя.
Additional translations
спокойный
невозмутимый
степенный
Synonyms
sedate
serious
unadventurous
dignified
grave
sober
reserved
steady
Antonyms
unconventional
excitable
flamboyant
lively
staid
past participle
UK
/steɪd/
US
/steɪd/
Historically the past participle of the verb "stay", now functioning adjectivally.
Synonyms
sedate
serious
sober
solemn
dignified
restrained
reserved
conservative
steady
staunch
prudent
prim
decorous
proper
conventional
Definitions
staid
adjective
Marked by settled sedateness and often prim self-restraint.
The staid professor always wore a suit and tie, even on casual Fridays.
Characterized by a serious, unadventurous, or conventional demeanor.
Her staid manner made her seem older than her years.
staid
past participle
Having remained or stayed; archaic past participle of "stay" (used attributively).
He had long staid at the manor before venturing abroad again.
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