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Sedate, serious or lacking in humor

Having a calm and composed demeanor

Formal or dignified in nature or manner

Overly formal, conventional, or prim and proper

Cold or aloof in manner or behavior

Polite, calm, and sensible in behaviour

Habitually done, used or found

Boring or severely lacking in interest

Of root, too deep to remove

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Adjective

Sedate, serious or lacking in humor

of great import

of great importance

of great consequence

no laughing matter

of significance

strictly business

bound and determined

deep in thought

dark-coloured^UK

dark-colored^US

matter of life and death

unfavourable^UK

life-threatening

overextravagant

disadvantageous

encyclopedic^US

encyclopaedic^UK

not comfortable

jeopardizing^US

earth-shattering

worthy of attention

carrying a lot of weight

out of proportion

jeopardising^UK

root-and-branch

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“New Year in the cities is now a slightly more staid affair as fireworks are banned.”

Adjective

Having a calm and composed demeanor

cool as a cucumber

self-controlled

keeping one's shirt on

keeping a stiff upper lip

cool, calm and collected

have one's act together

not turn a hair

sure of oneself

keeping your cool

full of common sense

self-restrained

having both feet on the ground

without a care in the world

with both feet on the ground

in a relaxed manner

taking your time

sure of yourself

with one's feet on the ground

in one's right mind

calm and collected

with the patience of Job

live-and-let-live

non-restrictive

in possession of all your faculties

able to reason clearly

having all marbles

able to think clearly

right in the head

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“My younger sister, Wilhelmine, was of a calm, staid disposition. She had inherited her father's understanding and sense of rectitude.”

Adjective

Formal or dignified in nature or manner

self-respecting

highly regarded

well thought of

of high standing

much-publicized

out of this world

in the public eye

having made a name for oneself

well-thought-of

fit for a prince

fit for a queen

fit for a princess

tall in the saddle

highest-ranking

bigger than life

worthy of mention

in the limelight

highly esteemed

highly thought of

of the first rank

much publicized

larger-than-life

one for the book

made a display of

something to write home about

too good to be true

of the first water

state-of-the-art

of the first order

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

top-of-the-line

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“He no longer wears the staid attire of a marquis, but appears as the real Fra Diavolo in the garb of the chief of bandits.”

Adjective

Overly formal, conventional, or prim and proper

stick-in-the-mud

of the old school

prim and proper

schoolmistressy

undemonstrative

uncommunicative

keeping people at arm's length

holier-than-thou

goody-two-shoes

behind the times

socially acceptable

politically correct

goody two-shoes

self-abnegating

self-sacrificing

self-restrained

self-disciplined

difficult to please

over-particular

impossible to please

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Adjective

Cold or aloof in manner or behavior

self-controlled

nondiscriminatory

depersonalized^US

strictly business

depersonalised^UK

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Adjective

Polite, calm, and sensible in behaviour

well brought up

stick-in-the-mud

cool as a cucumber

well brought-up

prim and proper

of the old school

self-controlled

self-respecting

ceremonialistic

schoolmistressy

well-brought-up

treating with kid gloves

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Adjective

Habitually done, used or found

Adjective

Boring or severely lacking in interest

dull as ditchwater

run-of-the-mill

dull as dishwater

lacking variety

soul-destroying

nothing to write home about

lacking excitement

lacking interest

no great shakes

lacking variation

run of the mill

common or garden

undistinguished

non-stimulating

unobjectionable

without variety

middle-of-the-road

flat as pancake

puts one to sleep

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Adjective

Of root, too deep to remove

dyed-in-the-wool

firmly established

long-established

bred-in-the-bone

through and through

well established

well-established

through-and-through

keen as mustard

deeply ingrained

dyed-in-the wool

lodged in one's brain

beyond redemption

on the up and up

high-principled

tried and tested

self-opinionated

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