Synonyms for stature
ˈstætʃ ərstature

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1. staturenoun

   high level of respect gained by impressive development or achievement

   "a man of great stature"

   Synonyms:
   height

2. stature, heightnoun

   (of a standing person) the distance from head to foot

   Synonyms:
   tiptop, peak, top, summit, pinnacle, acme, height, meridian, tallness, superlative, altitude, elevation

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1. • Bodily Property
   • Respect

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1. staturenoun

   Synonyms:
   height, tallness

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1. List of paraphrases for "stature":

   prestige, reputation, size, height, calibre

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1. Todd Woodbridge:

   A player of his stature, at some point when you’re not winning, you start to wonder about why you’re only making the quarter-finals, when you’re used to being in the final, it doesn’t give the same adrenaline rush as it always has, and that’s when you start to think to yourself that you’ve got other things to do with your life.

2. Robert Liscouski:

   We don't have the same level of confidence in other areas of the world because we don't have the government bodies and stature to assure compliance.

3. Goodall Institute spokesman Shawn Sweeney:

   We know that (Prince Harry) is keenly involved in youth and global environmental issues and Dr. Goodall believes that his visit will inspire the participants knowing that someone of his stature is eager to learn of their efforts.

4. Haydon Manning:

   Brumby, as a former premier, carries weight as a lobbyist. Losing someone of the stature will hurt Huawei's efforts to prosecute its case and to be allowed to expand in the region.

5. The Notorious R.B.G.:

   It means that women are people equal in stature before the law, we have achieved that through legislation, but legislation can be repealed. It can be altered. ... That principle belongs in our Constitution. It is in every constitution written since the Second World War.