staid

Etymology: [ 'stAd ] (adjective.) 1557. from past participle of 3stay.

Synonyms: composed, regular, sedate, steady, calm, cold sober, collected, cool, decorous, demure, dignified, earnest, formal, grave, no-nonsense, quiet, self-restrained, serious, settled

Antonyms: fanciful, volatile, wild, adventurous, frivolous, fun, sporting, willing

English - Turkish translation for "staid"

• staid: ciddi
• staid: ağırbaşlı
• staid: sabit
• staid: vakur
• staid: vakarlı
• staidly: ciddi bir şekilde
• staidness: ağırbaşlılık
• staidness: ciddiyet isim

English - English translation for "staid"

• staid: Serious, organized, and professional; sober
• staid: Always fixed in the same location; stationary
• staid: of Stay
• staid: & p
• staid: Sober; grave; steady; sedate; composed; regular; not wild, volatile, or fanciful
• staid: Sober; grave
• staid: serious, sober, mild, sedate, settled sıfat
• staid: If you say that someone or something is staid, you mean that they are serious, dull, and rather old-fashioned. a staid seaside resort. serious, old-fashioned, and boring (From the past participle of stay)
• staid: characterized by dignity and propriety
• Staidly: stayedly
• Staidness: stayedness
• staidly: In a staid manner
• staidly: In a staid manner, sedately
• staidly: seriously, soberly
• staidly: gravely: in a grave and sober manner; "he walked soberly toward the altar"
• staidness: The property of being staid
• staidness: quality of being staid; solemnity, sedateness; permanence, stability, fixedness isim
• staidness: The quality or state of being staid; seriousness; steadiness; sedateness; regularity; the opposite of wildness, or levity