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The phrase "a stiff atmosphere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment that feels tense, formal, or uncomfortable, often due to social interactions.
Example: "As the meeting progressed, it became clear that there was a stiff atmosphere in the room, making it difficult for anyone to speak up."
Alternatives: "a tense atmosphere" or "a formal atmosphere".
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Instead of a stiff atmosphere, what if there was heat and a Dionysian edge?
The white tablecloths and picture windows reaching the vaulted ceilings don't dictate a stiff atmosphere.
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This was a holiday atmosphere.
A stiff gentility reigns.
He's a stiff!
A stiff challenge!
It's a stiff.
'E's a stiff!
And a stiff drink".
"This was a stiff sentence.
That remains a stiff test.
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