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stodginess

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Buying Red Hat, a company known for an innovative open-source approach to computing, offered hope that IBM could shake up its stodgy culture and reclaim its reputation as a tech leader.

From Fortune

Bereft theatergoers clicked on, but the offerings often look stodgy.

Apple now pays a quarterly dividend, a step Jobs resisted partly because he associated shareholder payments with stodgy companies that were past their prime.

From Fortune

There is none of the usual 'stodginess' of history in his chapters.

Though her feet and hands were small in the extreme, they could not counteract the effect of that betraying stodginess of figure.

If she gave the whole village work, was it too far gone in its unspurred stodginess to be roused to carrying it out?

But it is this very stodginess that makes it, if you love Wordsworth, the perfect book where there can be only one.

In literature we have stodginess in style and decadence in morals, and vers libre, that is to say, no verse at all.

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On this page you'll find 38 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to stodginess, such as: aridity, blandness, boredom, colorlessness, commonplaceness, and drabness.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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