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straight-backed

American  
[streyt-bakt] / ˈstreɪtˌbækt /
Or straight-back

adjective

  1. having a straight, usually high, back.

    a straight-backed chair.


Example Sentences

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One desk, one desk lamp, one straight-backed metal chair.

From Literature

“I shall call you Nell,” she said, stepping over to a straight-backed chair and perching there.

From Literature

Only Miss Penelope Lumley sat straight-backed and uncomplaining as the time dragged on.

From Literature

Penelope sat with her hands folded, in a narrow, straight-backed chair.

From Literature

She will stand, straight-backed in the rubble, greeting guests and passing out Champagne in broken tea cups with a smile so dazzling that no one will even notice anything’s amiss.

From Los Angeles Times