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moodily

/ˈmuː.dɪ.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière maussade ou sombre », décrivant un comportement marqué par des sautes d'humeur moroses, irritables ou imprévisibles.

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adverb

/ˈmuː.dɪ.li/C1formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière maussade ou sombre », décrivant un comportement marqué par des sautes d'humeur moroses, irritables ou imprévisibles.

An adverb meaning "in a moody or sullen manner," describing behavior characterized by gloomy, irritable, or unpredictable changes in emotion.

  1. In a gloomy or sullen mannerB2formal

    Acting in a way that shows sadness, irritation, or a changeable temperament.

    frd'un air maussade

    • He stared moodily out the window during the rain.
    • She moodily refused to join the conversation.
    • The teenager sat moodily in the corner, ignoring everyone.

    Synonymesdourlygloomilyglumlymoroselypoutinglysulkilysullenly

    Antonymesamiablybrightlycheerfullygeniallysunny

  2. In a reflective or brooding wayC1formal

    Thinking deeply, often with a touch of sadness or melancholy.

    frde manière maussade et rêveuse

    • He walked moodily along the empty beach at sunset.
    • She gazed moodily at the old photographs.
    • The poet moodily contemplated the meaning of life.

    Synonymesgloomilymeditativelypensivelyreflectivelysomberlythoughtfullywistfully

    Antonymesblithelycheerfullyjovially

Formes
  • more moodily comparative form
  • most moodily superlative form
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