stodginess 的定义
stodg·i·er, stodg·i·est.
- heavy, dull, or uninteresting; tediously commonplace; boring: a stodgy Victorian novel.
- of a thick, semisolid consistency; heavy, as food.
- stocky; thick-set.
- old-fashioned; unduly formal and traditional: a stodgy old gentleman.
- dull; graceless; inelegant: a stodgy business suit.
stodginess 近义词
dullness
stodginess 的近义词 29 个
- aridity
- blandness
- boredom
- colorlessness
- commonplaceness
- drabness
- dreariness
- dryness
- familiarity
- flatness
- flavorlessness
- insipidity
- insipidness
- jejuneness
- lifelessness
- routine
- sameness
- slowness
- staleness
- sterileness
- sterility
- tediousness
- tedium
- uninterestingness
- vapidity
- vapidness
- weariness
- asepticism
- monotomy
stodginess 的反义词 1 个
更多stodginess例句
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.