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statue
/ˈstætʃ.uː/
Definition
1
A three-dimensional sculptural representation of a person, animal, deity, or abstract concept, typically carved from stone, cast in metal, or molded from other durable materials.
2
A rigid, motionless posture resembling a sculpted figure, often used figuratively to describe immobility or pose.
Examples
The ancient statue in the museum stared blankly at visitors, as if judging their snack choices.
After losing a bet, he had to stand like a statue for an hour while friends drew mustaches on him.
Pigeons treated the park statue like their personal Airbnb, complete with five-star reviews.
The fitness guru claimed her new pose would turn anyone into a 'human statue'—spoiler: it just caused cramps.