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moodiness

/ˈmuː.di.nəs/

Traduction: Nom décrivant un état d'humeur sombre, maussade ou chagrine, ou une tendance à avoir des changements d'humeur fréquents et capricieux.

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noun

/ˈmuː.di.nəs/B2formal
  • frNom décrivant un état d'humeur sombre, maussade ou chagrine, ou une tendance à avoir des changements d'humeur fréquents et capricieux.

A noun describing a state of being sullen, gloomy, or having temperamental and changeable moods.

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  1. Sullen gloominessB2formal

    A state of being gloomy, sad, or irritable, often without a clear reason.

    frMorosité

    • His moodiness made it hard for others to approach him.
    • She fell into a state of moodiness after the argument.
    • The rainy weather seemed to increase his moodiness.

    Synonymesgloominessgrumpinessirritabilitymorosenesspeevishnesspetulancesulkinesssullenness

    Antonymescheerfulnesslightheartedness

  2. Temperamental changesB2formal

    A tendency to have unpredictable and frequent changes in emotional state.

    frchangements d'humeur

    • Her moodiness made it difficult to plan social events.
    • The artist's moodiness was often reflected in his work.
    • Teenagers are sometimes known for their moodiness.

    Synonymescapriciousnesschangeablenessficklenessunpredictabilityvolatility

    Antonymesconstancyequanimitystabilitysteadiness

Formes
  • moodinesses plural form
  • moodinesses' possessive plural form
  • moodiness's possessive singular form
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