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lumpish

/ˈlʌm.pɪʃ/

Traduction: Adjectif décrivant une personne ou une chose lourde, maladroite ou lente dans ses mouvements, ou d'esprit lent et peu vif.

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adjective

/ˈlʌm.pɪʃ/C2formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif décrivant une personne ou une chose lourde, maladroite ou lente dans ses mouvements, ou d'esprit lent et peu vif.

An old-fashioned adjective describing someone or something that is clumsy, heavy, or dull in movement or mind.

  1. Mentally sluggishC2formal

    Slow to understand or react; dull or lethargic in mind.

    frLent d'esprit, lourdaud

    • His lumpish response to the question frustrated the teacher.
    • She felt lumpish after staying up all night studying.
    • The lumpish student struggled to grasp even simple concepts.

    Synonymesblockishdoltishdulloafishobtuseslowsluggishstolidstupid

    Antonymesalertbrightkeennimblequicksharpvivacious

  2. Clumsy or heavyC2formal

    Awkward in movement or shape; bulky and ungraceful.

    frLourd et maladroit

    • The lumpish bear lumbered through the forest.
    • He had a lumpish gait that made him stand out.
    • The old furniture was lumpish and difficult to move.

    Synonymesawkwardbulkyclumsygracelessheavyhulkinglumberingoafishungainlyunwieldy

    Antonymesagilegracefullithenimblesvelte

Formes
  • more lumpish comparative form
  • most lumpish superlative form
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