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staid

[steyd] / steɪd /


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But if you are looking for a core holding with a long-term tilt, go with the more staid IVE.

From Barron's

What is a rather staid drama about the weight of social expectations on a relationship becomes a dramatically unexpected game of vengeance as Jennifer and Fernando grasp at any power they have over the other.

From Los Angeles Times

"Costs are too high in housing, health care, energy and child care," Spanberger said in a staid, measured speech.

From Barron's

The entire purpose was to turn the staid on its head and create a new reality.

From Los Angeles Times

A hearing of the White House Religious Liberty Commission is usually a staid affair.

From The Wall Street Journal