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dowdy

/ˈdaʊ.di/

Traduction: Décrit une personne, surtout une femme, habillée de manière terne, démodée ou négligée.

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/ˈdaʊ.di/C1formal
  • frDécrit une personne, surtout une femme, habillée de manière terne, démodée ou négligée.

Describes a person, especially a woman, who is dressed in a dull, unfashionable, or shabby manner.

  1. Unfashionable or shabbyB2formal

    Dressed in a way that is not stylish or attractive; lacking elegance.

    frVêtu sans élégance

    • She wore a dowdy old dress to the party.
    • His dowdy appearance made him stand out at the formal event.
    • The room was decorated in a dowdy style from the 1970s.

    Synonymesdingydrabdullfrowsyfrumpyold-fashionedoutdatedshabbyslovenlytackyunfashionable

    Antonymeschicelegantfashionablemodishsmartstylish

  2. Dull or plainC1formal

    Lacking brightness, interest, or charm; unremarkable.

    frterne, sans éclat

    • The dowdy curtains made the room feel gloomy.
    • Her dowdy hairstyle did not suit her vibrant personality.
    • The building's dowdy exterior hid a beautiful interior.

    Synonymescolorlessdingydrabfrumpyhomelyplainshabby

    Antonymesbrightchiccolorfulelegantfashionablesmartstylishvivid

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  • dowdier comparative form
  • dowdiest superlative form
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