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1. (n.) stature
the height of a human or animal body.
2. stature
the height of any object.
3. stature
esteem or status based on one's positive qualities or achievements:
a person of stature in the community.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME < OF estature < L statūra <statusstatus)
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| Definition of 'stature' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) stature
high level of respect gained by impressive development or achievement
"a man of great stature"
2. (noun) stature, height
(of a standing person) the distance from head to foot
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| Definition of 'stature' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) stature
the natural height of an animal body; -- generally used of the human body
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Sense: height of body
a man of gigantic stature.
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Afrikaans: hoogte |
Arabic: قامَه، قَوام |
Bulgarian: ръст |
Brazilian: estatura |
Czech: postava, výška |
German: die Statur |
Danish: højde; statur |
Greek: ανάστημα, παράστημα |
Estonian: kasv, pikkus |
Farsi: قد |
Finnish: pituus |
French: stature |
Hebrew: שִׁעוּר קוֹמָה |
Hindi: कद, ऊचांई, लम्बाई |
Croatian: rast, stas |
Hungarian: termet |
Indonesian: tinggi badan |
Icelandic: hæð, vöxtur |
Italian: statura |
Japanese: 身長 |
Korean: 신장 |
Lithuanian: ūgis |
Latvian: figūra; augums |
Malay: tinggi badan |
Dutch: gestalte |
Norwegian: legemshøyde |
Polish: wzrost |
Portuguese: estatura |
Romanian: statură |
Russian: рост |
Slovak: výška |
Slovenian: postava |
Serbian: visina |
Swedish: kroppsstorlek, längd, ges |
Thai: ความสูง |
Turkish: boy bos, endam |
Taiwanese: 身高 |
Ukrainian: зріст; фігура |
Urdu: قد و قامت |
Vietnamese: vóc người |
Chinese: 身高 |
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