erectness

The head is set gracefully on the neck and should be carried with ease and erectness.

He was a tall man and walked with the erectness of one who had been a soldier.

Nadine sat up, with a sort of unconscious pride in her erectness.

It marked the erectness of his frame, the gayety of his mien, the dance of his locks.

In an instant she had started into erectness, staring stupefied, too stupefied for shame or anger.

In the bearing and erectness of the figure was something so familiar that it stabbed her with a sharp vividness of memory.

There is a factor that determines length of the feathers and a factor that determines their erectness.

Thus flatness of position dominates over its absence (or erectness).

That erectness is recessive is proved by various matings of extracted erect erect crest.

The habit of carrying burdens on the head gives them erectness of figure, even where physically disabled.