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stature

[stach-er] / ˈstætʃ ər /


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It was a rude awakening for three-time winners Inter, whose stature and budget dwarf that of the Norwegians and who are heavy favourites to win Serie A this season.

From Barron's

This raises "serious questions over whether Iran can sustain current levels of military spending -- and indeed its stature in the balance of power in the region -- while managing the economy and stemming civil unrest".

From Barron's

In both cases, lawmakers argued that their moral influence and national stature merited exceptional recognition.

From Salon

The Murdochs’ growing stature in the media at times drew unwanted attention.

From The Wall Street Journal

Beyond Sanders, who most recently held rallies in West Virginia in 2025, Andy Beshear has been one of few Democrats of national stature to consistently engage on issues facing Appalachia and rural America.

From Salon