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saturnine

/ˈsæt.ər.naɪn/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne d'humeur sombre, morose ou maussade, tant par son caractère que par son apparence.

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adjective

/ˈsæt.ər.naɪn/C2formal
  • frQualifie une personne d'humeur sombre, morose ou maussade, tant par son caractère que par son apparence.

Describes a person who is gloomy, dark, or sullen in mood or appearance.

  1. Gloomy or sullenC1formal

    Having a dark, gloomy, or morose temperament; appearing serious and unfriendly.

    frSombre et maussade

    • His saturnine expression made everyone in the room uncomfortable.
    • The old man had a saturnine look, as if he carried the weight of the world.
    • She gave a saturnine reply, full of bitterness and scorn.

    Synonymesbroodingdourgloomyglummelancholymirthlessmoodymorosesombersoursulkysullensurly

    Antonymesblithecheerfulgenialjovialmerrysunny

  2. Bitter or scornfulC1formal

    Characterized by a bitter, mocking, or cynical attitude.

    frAmer ou moqueur

    • His saturnine wit often left his friends feeling hurt.
    • She offered a saturnine comment about the politician's promises.
    • The critic's review was saturnine, dismissing the film with sharp sarcasm.

    Synonymesbittercausticcynicalmockingmordantsarcasticsardonicscornfulsneering

    Antonymesaffablecheerfulgenialpleasantsanguine

Formes
  • more saturnine comparative form
  • most saturnine superlative form
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