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1 staid
[steɪd] adjective(over-)serious or old-fashioned:رَزين، رَصين، وَقورA person of staid appearance/habits.
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وَقُور \ dignified: showing dignity. lordly: like a lord; fit for a lord: a lordly manner; lordly generosity. respectable: (of a person) of good character and manners, etc.: She is poor, but she’s perfectly respectable. sedate: solemnly respectable and calm, in manner or appearance: a sedate old lady. sober: calm and serious: sober judgement. solemn: (of people and events) serious: Solemn people rarely laugh. There was a solemn ceremony. staid: (of a person) quiet and serious, not adventurous. -
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رَزِين \ sedate: solemnly respectable and calm, in manner or appearance: a sedate old lady. serious: solemn, not joking: a serious play; a serious look on one’s face. sober: calm and serious: sober judgement. staid: (of a person) quiet and serious, not adventurous. -
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رَصِين \ sedate: solemnly respectable and calm, in manner or appearance: a sedate old lady. sober: calm and serious: sober judgement. staid: (of a person) quiet and serious, not adventurous. -
5 رزين
adj. staid, grave, sober, sober minded, calm, level-headed, level, sedate, stoical, serious, matronly, demure, portentous -
6 رصين
adj. sedate, staid, sober, sober minded, steady, calm, equable, equal, solemn, serious, solid, thoughtful -
7 وقور
adj. matronly, sedate, staid, solemn, sober, serious, thoughtful, proper, magisterial, lordly -
8 ترزن
تَرَزّنَ: أظْهَرَ الوَقَارَ، كانَ وَقُوراًto show sedate or grave manners; to be or become grave, sedate, staid, solemn, sober -
9 جد
جَدّ: كانَ جادّاً أو رَصِيناًto be serious, earnest; to be sedate, staid, solemn -
10 رزين
رَزِين: وَقُور، رَصِينsedate, staid, grave, solemn, sober, sober-minded, sobersided, calm, composed, self-possessed, unruffled -
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رَصُنَ: كانَ رَصِيناًto be or become sedate, staid, grave -
12 رصين
رَصِين: رَزِينsedate, staid, grave, sober, sober-minded, sobersided; equable, composed, calm -
13 ركن
رَكُنَ: رَزُنَto be or become sedate, staid, grave -
14 ركين
رَكِين: رَزِينsedate, staid, grave -
15 وقور
وَقُور: ذُو وَقَارgrave, sedate, staid, solemn, sober, sober-minded, sobersided; dignified; venerable -
16 رزين
رَزِين \ sedate: solemnly respectable and calm, in manner or appearance: a sedate old lady. serious: solemn, not joking: a serious play; a serious look on one’s face. sober: calm and serious: sober judgement. staid: (of a person) quiet and serious, not adventurous. -
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رَصِين \ sedate: solemnly respectable and calm, in manner or appearance: a sedate old lady. sober: calm and serious: sober judgement. staid: (of a person) quiet and serious, not adventurous. -
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وَقُور \ dignified: showing dignity. lordly: like a lord; fit for a lord: a lordly manner; lordly generosity. respectable: (of a person) of good character and manners, etc.: She is poor, but she’s perfectly respectable. sedate: solemnly respectable and calm, in manner or appearance: a sedate old lady. sober: calm and serious: sober judgement. solemn: (of people and events) serious: Solemn people rarely laugh. There was a solemn ceremony. staid: (of a person) quiet and serious, not adventurous. \ وُقوع \ incidence, occurrence. \ See Also حُدوث -
19 dignified
وَقُور \ dignified: showing dignity. lordly: like a lord; fit for a lord: a lordly manner; lordly generosity. respectable: (of a person) of good character and manners, etc.: She is poor, but she’s perfectly respectable. sedate: solemnly respectable and calm, in manner or appearance: a sedate old lady. sober: calm and serious: sober judgement. solemn: (of people and events) serious: Solemn people rarely laugh. There was a solemn ceremony. staid: (of a person) quiet and serious, not adventurous. -
20 lordly
وَقُور \ dignified: showing dignity. lordly: like a lord; fit for a lord: a lordly manner; lordly generosity. respectable: (of a person) of good character and manners, etc.: She is poor, but she’s perfectly respectable. sedate: solemnly respectable and calm, in manner or appearance: a sedate old lady. sober: calm and serious: sober judgement. solemn: (of people and events) serious: Solemn people rarely laugh. There was a solemn ceremony. staid: (of a person) quiet and serious, not adventurous.
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staid — [steıd] adj [Date: 1500 1600; Origin: From the past participle of stay] serious, old fashioned, and boring ▪ a staid old bachelor … Dictionary of contemporary English
staid — index earnest, phlegmatic, solemn Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
staid — (adj.) 1540s, fixed, permanent, adjectival use of stayed, pp. of STAY (Cf. stay) (v.). Meaning sober, sedate first recorded 1550s … Etymology dictionary
staid — sedate, grave, *serious, somber, sober, earnest Analogous words: *decorous, decent, seemly: *cool, collected, composed: smug, priggish, self complacent, *complacent Antonyms: jaunty … New Dictionary of Synonyms
staid — [adj] restrained, set calm, cold sober*, collected, composed, cool, decorous, demure, dignified, earnest, formal, grave, no nonsense*, quiet, sedate, self restrained, serious, settled, sober, solemn, somber, starchy, steady, stuffy, weighty;… … New thesaurus
staid — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ respectable and unadventurous. ORIGIN archaic past participle of STAY(Cf. ↑stayer) … English terms dictionary
