Stolidity

usgb/stəˈlɪdəti/
noun

The quality of showing little or no emotion; not easily excited or upset.

Despite the exciting news, he maintained his stolidity, showing no signs of happiness.
Visual representation of "stolidity" - The quality of showing little or no emotion; not easily excited or upset

Often appears as...

  • show stolidity
  • maintain stolidity
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Emotional Imperturbability

Stolidity refers to an unshakeable calmness, even during situations that typically evoke strong emotions.

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Her stolidity in the face of chaos was remarkable.
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Negative Connotation

Can imply a lack of sensitivity or awareness, although it simply denotes absence of visible emotions.

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Critics mistook his stolidity for indifference to the audience's reaction.
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Cultural Perceptions

In some cultures, stolidity is admired as a sign of strength, while others may view it as coldness.

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The diplomat's stolidity was seen as an asset in the negotiations.
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