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What is another word for
sobriety
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The state of being sober
The quality of being staid or solemn
The state or feeling of being calm and in control of oneself
The characteristic of being drab
Conformity to conventionally accepted standards of behaviour or morals
Regularity, restraint
A composed or serious manner or style
Unemotional or dispassionate behavior
… more ▼
▲
Noun
▲
The state of being sober
abstinence
temperance
abstemiousness
soberness
clear-headedness
moderation
teetotalism
continence
self-abnegation
self-denial
moderateness
nonindulgence
non-indulgence
self-restraint
abstaining
refraining
nephalism
prohibition
asceticism
Rechabitism
uninebriation
unintoxication
abstention
dryness
self-discipline
forbearance
restraint
self-control
austerity
prudence
eschewal
self-deprivation
control
puritanism
temperateness
frugality
stoicism
refrainment
forgoing
abnegation
constraint
moderatism
renunciation
plain living
judiciousness
severity
ascetic
simple living
discretion
sacrifice
measure
reasonableness
conservatism
mortification
astringency
lack of indulgence
golden mean
happy medium
chastity
strictness
economy
chasteness
Spartanism
exactingness
spartanism
avoidance
shunning
self-sacrifice
doing without
going without
coolness
harshness
simplicity
composure
self-mastery
self-possession
willpower
starkness
calmness
desisting
self-command
keeping
withholding
declining
forbearing
cool
self-containment
will
self-government
countenance
will power
holding back
strength of will
avoidance of
eschewal of
renunciation of
refusal of
abjuration of
repudiation
bleakness
resignation
renouncement
going easy on
desistance
nonparticipation
holding off
strength of mind
sparseness
bareness
rigour
UK
celibacy
equanimity
self-mortification
poise
monkishness
solitude
reclusiveness
hermitism
monasticism
plainness
discipline
suppression
repression
reserve
inhibition
patience
anchorism
rigor
US
rigorousness
other-worldliness
a hair shirt
a spartan life
fasting
mortification of the flesh
more ❯
“We've never been into
sobriety
at all, I don't like playing sober.”
Noun
▲
The quality of being staid or solemn
gravity
seriousness
solemnity
staidness
earnestness
graveness
sedateness
solemnness
serious-mindedness
steadiness
thoughtfulness
level-headedness
severity
sombreness
calmness
composure
coolness
dignity
earnest
intentness
practicality
practicalness
pragmatism
restraint
soberness
conservatism
puritanism
reasonableness
self-control
self-restraint
strictness
calm
common sense
dignified demeanour
somberness
urgency
acuteness
gravitas
perilousness
concern
hazardousness
weightiness
momentousness
exigency
consequence
significance
grimness
dourness
humourlessness
preoccupation
pensiveness
sternness
gloominess
glumness
sober-mindedness
unsmilingness
gloom
aloofness
sadness
mournfulness
dolefulness
stone-facedness
long-facedness
grim-facedness
grandeur
moodiness
meditativeness
formality
loftiness
bookishness
studiousness
owlishness
decorum
poise
austerity
will
grit
ponderance
weight
magnitude
importance
import
moment
severeness
danger
coldness
dangerousness
grievousness
stoniness
criticalness
interest
unfriendliness
note
extremity
substance
account
value
relevance
noteworthiness
impact
stiffness
signification
iciness
influence
merit
steeliness
hardness
frostiness
humorlessness
flintiness
meaning
prominence
matter
notability
preponderancy
preponderance
paramountcy
enormity
distinction
formalness
harshness
consideration
forbiddingness
bearing
standing
application
rank
essence
eminence
prestige
direness
awfulness
criticality
exigence
inhospitality
surliness
unsociability
implication
priority
applicability
hazard
precariousness
extent
status
thrust
position
salience
worth
esteem
materiality
stake
austereness
usefulness
hardheartedness
frigidity
more ❯
“But there was also another layer of culture that was the character of Roman life with the accent on
sobriety
and order.”
Noun
▲
The state or feeling of being calm and in control of oneself
composure
poise
calmness
equanimity
collectedness
coolness
aplomb
serenity
imperturbability
cool
tranquillity
UK
sangfroid
calm
placidity
equilibrium
assurance
countenance
tranquility
US
repose
composedness
unflappability
tranquilness
nonchalance
control
dignity
unexcitability
impassivity
phlegm
stability
fortitude
ease
balance
placidness
levelheadedness
steadiness
ataraxia
coolheadedness
sedateness
dispassion
ataraxy
impassiveness
inexcitability
stolidity
self-possession
self-assurance
self-control
self-composedness
sang-froid
self-command
cool head
presence of mind
peace of mind
even temper
calm demeanor
stoicism
restraint
patience
self-restraint
contentment
peace
peacefulness
content
quiet
stillness
imperturbation
togetherness
untroubledness
level-headedness
cool-headedness
even-temperedness
forbearance
endurance
resignation
longanimity
passivity
acceptance
discipline
discretion
repression
reserve
constraint
philosophicalness
refrainment
suppression
continence
inhibition
fatalism
indifference
stolidness
acceptance of the inevitable
lack of protest
lack of complaint
Dunkirk spirit
long-suffering
strength of character
self-constraint
reticence
self-will
strength of mind
nerve
confidence
self-confidence
equability
steadfastness
self-discipline
sureness
moderation
self-esteem
self-trust
self-assuredness
imperturbableness
positiveness
happiness
satisfaction
self-mastery
suaveness
temperance
assuredness
elegance
detachment
urbanity
conviction
belief in oneself
temperateness
comfort
presence
surety
restfulness
assertiveness
quietude
rest
sereneness
self-reliance
well-being
mildness
unconcern
abstemiousness
apathy
measure
hush
casualness
disinterestedness
disregard
quietness
contentedness
tact
joy
bliss
dispassionateness
still
pleasure
torpor
certainty
complacence
silence
security
incuriosity
insouciance
incuriousness
certitude
felicity
delight
airiness
lull
freedom
noiselessness
carelessness
relaxation
even-mindedness
morale
self-composure
inner peace
inactivity
savoir faire
inaction
grit
high spirits
backbone
heart
non-indulgence
fulfilment
UK
reposefulness
order
faith in oneself
fulfillment
US
peace and quiet
law and order
peaceableness
equableness
mellowness
docility
gentleness
philosophy
good-naturedness
style
temper
polish
carefreeness
diplomacy
tactfulness
quickness
gumption
common sense
sense
alertness
quick-wittedness
heedlessness
relaxedness
savoir vivre
willpower
calm bearing
cool demeanor
reliability
chill demeanor
good humour
UK
good humor
US
light-heartedness
savoir-faire
cheer
exuberance
frivolousness
jauntiness
breeziness
abstention
self-containment
will
self-government
nirvana
soundness
ecstasy
good sense
elation
self-respect
euphoria
easy-going attitude
lack of concern
reassurance
ataraxis
will power
courage
inner strength
positive self-image
high morale
heartsease
comity
compatibility
strength of will
soothingness
clear conscience
quiet mind
mental freedom
cocksureness
boldness
firmness
doubtlessness
tolerance
moderateness
mettle
élan
leisure
reasonableness
sufferance
resoluteness
resolution
face
pluck
brashness
fearlessness
tenacity
spirit
dash
disinterest
determination
daring
presumption
intrepidity
positivity
elan
impudence
hardihood
buoyancy
spunk
prosperity
enjoyment
sufficiency
understanding
persistence
submission
easiness
relish
wealth
gratification
self-efficacy
consideration
lenience
perseverance
indulgence
kindness
toleration
constancy
proficiency
can-do attitude
capacity
gutsiness
bearing
passiveness
guts
prosperousness
cosiness
UK
idleness
easefulness
plenty
affluence
gladness
luxury
nonresistance
lack of emotion
opulence
coziness
US
decompression
handling
self-content
skillfulness
skill
intestinal fortitude
free time
bed of roses
freedom from hardship
freedom from troubles
evenness
unwinding
expertise
influence
conduct
winding down
mental repose
calming oneself
loosening up
expertness
mastery
adeptness
ability
dexterity
more ❯
Noun
▲
The characteristic of being drab
drabness
dullness
dreariness
flatness
banality
cheerlessness
dinginess
gloom
gloominess
grayness
US
greyness
UK
insipidity
monotony
vapidity
colourlessness
tediousness
blandness
boringness
colorlessness
dowdiness
dryness
flavorlessness
insipidness
jejuneness
lifelessness
plainness
stodginess
vapidness
tedium
boredom
sameness
routine
staleness
uninterestingness
aridity
slowness
familiarity
commonplaceness
weariness
monotomy
sterility
sterileness
asepticism
innocuousness
wateriness
washiness
tastelessness
triteness
weakness
mildness
monotonousness
ennui
featurelessness
humdrumness
seediness
shabbiness
grimness
uniformity
sameyness
deadness
lack of variety
the doldrums
jejunity
pallidness
characterlessness
feebleness
savorlessness
inanity
forbiddingness
emptiness
gentility
pointlessness
tameness
grind
predictability
flavourlessness
wearishness
frumpiness
ordinariness
groove
chore
lack of imagination
treadmill
lack of flavour
uneventfulness
rat race
daily grind
unchangingness
routineness
simplicity
unimaginativeness
mundaneness
tiresomeness
ponderousness
laboriousness
doldrums
blahs
wearisomeness
prosaicness
endlessness
listlessness
prolixity
deadliness
restlessness
long-windedness
soberness
severity
lack of diversity
drudgery
irksomeness
interminableness
lack of excitement
lack of variation
yawn
lack of interest
repetitiveness
humdrum
repetitiousness
invariability
similarity
evenness
monotone
equability
identicalness
levelness
likeness
unchangeableness
continuance
continuity
oneness
same old thing
spiritlessness
uninspiredness
repetition
apathy
indifference
malaise
lethargy
sluggishness
lassitude
languor
unconcern
frustration
detachment
dissatisfaction
uninterestedness
accidie
incuriosity
fatigue
disinterest
restiveness
disgust
pococurantism
jadedness
distaste
world-weariness
lack of concern
lack of enthusiasm
taedium vitae
more ❯
Noun
▲
Conformity to conventionally accepted standards of behaviour or morals
propriety
decency
decorum
courtesy
etiquette
respectability
breeding
modesty
politeness
protocol
refinement
correctness
rectitude
appropriateness
seemliness
civility
decorousness
demureness
manners
becomingness
conventionality
delicacy
discretion
form
formality
gentility
manner
mores
orthodoxy
couth
good form
good manners
probity
punctilio
tenue
amenities
dignity
niceties
politesse
accepted conduct
good behaviour
UK
good behavior
US
the done thing
virtue
coyness
discreetness
severity
properness
decentness
respectableness
ceremoniousness
fitness
fittingness
righteousness
honesty
comeliness
suitability
aptness
rightness
felicity
appositeness
suitableness
felicitousness
happiness
appropriacy
good taste
morality
wholesomeness
purity
deportment
courtliness
habits
orderliness
order
demeanor
US
convenance
tact
restraint
sedateness
demeanour
UK
correctitude
conduct
gravity
good grace
appropriate behavior
more ❯
Noun
▲
Regularity, restraint
classicism
grandeur
balance
clarity
class
classicalism
dignity
elegance
excellence
finish
formality
Hellenism
lucidity
majesty
neoclassicism
nobility
objectivity
polish
proportion
propriety
purity
rationalism
refinement
rhythm
severity
simplicity
sublimity
symmetry
aesthetic principle
Atticism
Ciceronianism
conventional formality
formal style
grand style
high art
pure taste
Noun
▲
A composed or serious manner or style
dignity
decorum
majesty
courtliness
grandeur
stateliness
grace
loftiness
nobleness
propriety
respectability
solemnity
class
composure
formality
impressiveness
poise
regality
regalness
regard
respectfulness
augustness
breeding
ceremoniousness
correctness
distinction
exaltedness
gravitas
lordliness
magnificence
etiquette
gravity
honourability
modesty
renown
seemliness
splendour
UK
splendor
US
standing
state
character
reserve
sedateness
station
cachet
consequence
culture
ethics
hauteur
merit
morality
perfection
seriousness
significance
stature
worth
self-possession
glory
resplendence
brilliance
superbness
splendidness
gloriousness
gorgeousness
sublimeness
grandness
splendiferousness
resplendency
stupendousness
nobility
greatness
pomp
imposingness
solemnness
sublimity
exaltation
illustriousness
portentousness
elegance
refinement
gracefulness
royalty
kingliness
fineness
ceremony
elegancy
handsomeness
classiness
earnestness
austerity
somberness
will
grit
ponderance
celebrity
kudos
honor
US
reputation
prestige
immortality
eminence
grandiosity
honour
UK
triumph
praise
awesomeness
awe
pride
more ❯
Noun
▲
Unemotional or dispassionate behavior
restraint
reserve
reticence
aloofness
coldness
detachment
formality
uncommunicativeness
lack of emotion
unresponsiveness
taciturnity
inhibition
constraint
secretiveness
shyness
diffidence
modesty
quietness
silence
distance
caution
backwardness
demureness
coyness
reluctance
suppression
repression
self-restraint
self-control
calmness
reservation
control
coolness
remoteness
frigidity
unapproachability
stand-offishness
introversion
stiffness
indifference
haughtiness
emotionlessness
unfriendliness
hauteur
stoniness
hardheartedness
standoffishness
distantness
uninvolvement
dispassionateness
dispassion
iciness
frostiness
frigidness
withdrawnness
unfeelingness
impersonality
cold-heartedness
discretion
timidity
guardedness
inhibitedness
refrainment
continence
froideur
discipline
self-effacement
self-containment
lack of warmth
self-command
unwillingness to open up
snootiness
unsociability
inhospitality
chilliness
independence
separateness
proudness
loftiness
staidness
callousness
cool
unkindness
chill
hostility
inflexibility
stuffiness
lack of sympathy
lack of understanding
impersonalness
seriousness
antisocial nature
more ❯
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