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Often used in the same context:
stodgy,
stuffy,
hidebound,
sedate,
genteel,
fusty,
stolid,
buttoned,
dull,
freewheeling,
clubby,
decorous,
urbane,
glitzy,
humdrum,
dowdy,
venerable,
drab,
bland,
sleepy,
somnolent,
brash,
dour,
insular,
straitlaced,
glamorous,
splashy,
unexciting,
highbrow,
demure,
stately,
edgy,
boring,
modish,
pizzazz,
prim,
businesslike,
puritanical,
unadventurous,
musty,
austere,
iconoclastic,
prosaic,
folksy,
flashy,
unpretentious,
dreary,
prudish,
outre,
imperturbable,
bohemianism,
decidedly,
moribund,
clubbable,
formulaic,
anodyne,
unconventionality,
cheekier,
pugnacious,
humorless,
racier,
grandfatherly,
flamboyant,
unpoetic,
nondescript,
unhip,
conformist,
stilted,
quaint,
dullish,
livelier,
sclerotic,
overdecorated,
glamourous,
tweedy,
rumbustious,
shabbier,
indistinctive,
unrevealing,
aloof,
homely,
deferential,
unostentatious,
haughtiest,
earthily,
avuncular,
anarchic,
pizazz,
homespun,
cloistered,
au courant,
starchy,
plodding,
dodgier,
predictable,
glitteringly,
downmarket,
straightlaced,
irreverent,
culturati,
careworn,
inoffensive,
respectable,
fearing,
unassuming,
leisured,
carefree,
contented,
dignified,
easygoing,
prosperous,
ridden,
calmer,
respecting,
undemonstrative,
victorian
Appears in the definition of:
matron
Synonyms:
decorous,
sedate
Also try:
— Nouns for staid:
days,
man
men,
months,
people,
hours,
life,
citizens,
town,
city,
members,
more...
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