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stoutness

synonyms for stoutness

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He never forgot his stoutness, and always carried it with dignity.

DROSSHENRY SETON MERRIMAN

Marian alone, thanks to her bottle of liquor and her stoutness of build, stood the strain upon back and arms without suffering.

She was thirty-five years old and she was dressed in striped calico of the ordinary cut and was of "tolerable stoutness."

Though absolutely smaller than in those examples, they are yet similar in regard to their stoutness.

PREHISTORIC MANW. L. H. DUCKWORTH

She had not seen her for a long while, and the first thing that caught her eye was the girl's unnatural stoutness.

MOTHERMAKSIM GORKY

The colour that had been sufficient became too much, plumpness changed to stoutness—once, for a year, she was fat.

MRS. THOMPSONWILLIAM BABINGTON MAXWELL

He was certainly a fine fellow, tall, well built, and yet free from the German stoutness of figure.

About fifty years old, he was short and inclined to stoutness.

His stoutness, however, was of a peculiar flabby, unhealthy kind.

Despite his stoutness and the costume, every fat inch of him expressed the soldier.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985