“The Great Sphinx of Tanis” from ancient Egypt dates back over four thousand six hundred years. This stone statue has the body of a lion and the head of an Egyptian ruler. It expresses a sense of permanence and solidity.
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Solidity
//səˈlɪdɪti//
Synonyms for "solidity" (185 found)
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dependabilitydurabilitydurablenessdurationdurityenduranceentirenessentiretyequilibriumexhaustivenessfaithworthinessfastnessfirmnessfixednessflintinessforcefrozennessfullnessfusiongluiness
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hardeninghardness of hearthomeostasisidentityimmobilityimmobilizationimmovabilityimmovablenessimmutabilityimpenetrabilityimpermeabilityimperturbabilityimporosityinclusivenessincompressibilityindividualityindivisibilityindurationinertiainextricabilityinflexibilityintactnessintegralityintegrationintegrityinvariabilityinvariablenessinveteracyinvincibilityinviolabilityirreducibilityirremovabilityjammednessjustness
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lastingnesslong standingmassmassivenessmaterialitynerveobduracyomnipresenceonenessorganic unitypalpabilityparticularitypermanencepermanencyperpetualnesspersistencepersistencypervasivenessponderabilitypredictability
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purityquiescencerelative densityreliabilityresistancerestivenessrigidityrootednesssang-froidsecurenesssecurityselfsamenesssimplicitysinglenesssingularitysolidaritysolidificationsolvencyspecific gravityspissitudestabilitystable equilibriumstable statestandingstasisstaunchnesssteadfastnesssteadinesssteady nervessteady statesteelinessstoninessstoutnesssturdinesssubstancesubstantialitysubstantialnesstangibilitytemperthicknessthoroughnesstorportotalitytoughnesstrustworthinessubiquityunchangeabilityunchangingnessundeflectabilityundividednessunerringnessunificationuniformityunindebtednessuniquenessunityuniversalityunivocityunmovabilityunshakable nervesunshakablenessunyieldingnessvalidityvis inertiaeviscidityviscosityviscousnessweightwholeness
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11 translations across 10 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- στερέωμα noun (the state or quality of being solid)
Bulgarian
1 entries- твърдо състояние noun (the state or quality of being solid)
Catalan
2 entries- solidesa noun (the state or quality of being solid)
- soliditat noun (the state or quality of being solid)
French
1 entries- solidité noun (the state or quality of being solid)
German
1 entries- Festigkeit noun (the state or quality of being solid)
Irish
1 entries- diongbháilteacht noun (the state or quality of being solid)
Latin
1 entries- soliditās noun (the state or quality of being solid)
Middle English
1 entries- sadnesse noun (the state or quality of being solid)
Romanian
1 entries- soliditate noun (the state or quality of being solid)
Spanish
1 entries- solidez noun (the state or quality of being solid)
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All of Kahn’s buildings share a common solidity and heaviness. Experts say they are very different from the works of other famous architects of the period. These architects preferred light and airy buildings. Their weightless-looking structures were mostly made of glass and metal. Kahn used stone and concrete to make monumental buildings. Many of his structures look more ancient than modern.
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Being convinced of your own unassailable rationality is like being convinced of the solidity of a mirage.
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If colours, sounds, tastes, and smells be merely perceptions, nothing we can conceive is possest of a real, continu'd, and independent existence; not even motion, extension and solidity, which are the primary qualities chiefly insisted on.
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