Erectnesses [noun]

Both youngsters walked with a new dignity and erectness as they crossed to the parade ground.

If the cows got into that 88 even erectness— She began to run, Prince bounding beside her, his brown tail a waving plume.

The habit of carrying burdens on the head gives them erectness of figure, even where physically disabled.

Reclī′ning-board, a board on which persons recline to gain erectness to the figure; Reclī′ning-chair, an invalid's chair.

He slowly extended both arms and stood upright in gladiatorial strength and compelling erectness.

Erectness is delivery to the private law, and something in each remains erect, and lifts him above the brute and the crowd.

Short of stature, he gains in height by the singular erectness of his head and the elasticity of his walk.

She waited now, and as she waited she was aware of the erectness and vigor of the tall body stepping beside her.

But as he kindled with his subject, his cough left him, and his bent form resumed all its wonted erectness and majesty.

She carried herself with almost machine-like erectness; her skirts were noiseless.