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- noun The state or quality of being
stocky .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I turned around but could not see the building from where I emerged, it being tucked off the main street and its single-storey stockiness obscured by the expansive greenbelt that set it off from the rest of the city.
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A nice example of selection of emergent features would be the stockiness of the limbs of ambulatory creatures in a gravitational field.
It's more than genes, it's networks and systems - The Panda's Thumb 2010
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His height, stockiness, bubble eyes, and stern look probably intimidated others.
Blue Rage, Black Redemption Stanley Tookie Williams 2007
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His height, stockiness, bubble eyes, and stern look probably intimidated others.
Blue Rage, Black Redemption Stanley Tookie Williams 2007
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His height, stockiness, bubble eyes, and stern look probably intimidated others.
Blue Rage, Black Redemption Stanley Tookie Williams 2007
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His height, stockiness, bubble eyes, and stern look probably intimidated others.
Blue Rage, Black Redemption Stanley Tookie Williams 2007
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He stood bare-chested, heavy-muscled, profoundly wide in the shoulders and arms, a stockiness that extended down to his legs, where the sides of his pants had been spliced apart and filled in with extra strips of linen.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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He stood bare-chested, heavy-muscled, profoundly wide in the shoulders and arms, a stockiness that extended down to his legs, where the sides of his pants had been spliced apart and filled in with extra strips of linen.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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He stood bare-chested, heavy-muscled, profoundly wide in the shoulders and arms, a stockiness that extended down to his legs, where the sides of his pants had been spliced apart and filled in with extra strips of linen.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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He stood bare-chested, heavy-muscled, profoundly wide in the shoulders and arms, a stockiness that extended down to his legs, where the sides of his pants had been spliced apart and filled in with extra strips of linen.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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