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quizzical

/ˈkwɪz.ɪ.kəl/

Traduction: Se dit d'un regard, d'une expression ou d'un sourire qui montre un mélange d'amusement, de perplexité ou d'interrogation, souvent avec une pointe de moquerie ou de taquinerie.

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adjective

/ˈkwɪz.ɪ.kəl/C1formal
  • frSe dit d'un regard, d'une expression ou d'un sourire qui montre un mélange d'amusement, de perplexité ou d'interrogation, souvent avec une pointe de moquerie ou de taquinerie.

Describes a look, expression, or smile that suggests someone is amused, puzzled, or questioning something in a slightly mocking or teasing way.

  1. Playfully questioning or mockingC1formal

    Expressing mild or playful teasing, often through a questioning or slightly mocking expression.

    frInterrogateur et moqueur

    • He gave her a quizzical look after her strange comment.
    • The teacher's quizzical smile made the student wonder what was so funny.
    • She raised a quizzical eyebrow at his outrageous claim.

    Synonymesfacetiousimpishjocularplayfulroguishteasingwaggish

  2. Perplexed or puzzledC1formal

    Showing that one is confused or uncertain, as if expecting to know something that one does not.

    frperplexe, intrigué

    • The child wore a quizzical expression when asked the difficult question.
    • His quizzical glance suggested he had no idea what was happening.
    • She looked quizzical when the instructions were read aloud.

    Synonymesbaffledbewilderedconfusedinquiringmystifiedperplexedpuzzledquestioning

    Antonymescertainclearknowingsureunderstanding

Formes
  • more quizzical comparative form
  • most quizzical superlative form
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