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sullenness

/ˈsʌl.ən.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o estado ou a qualidade de ser mal-humorado, irritadiço ou silenciosamente amargo e resentido; frequentemente envolve mau humor e retraimento taciturno.

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noun

/ˈsʌl.ən.nəs/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o estado ou a qualidade de ser mal-humorado, irritadiço ou silenciosamente amargo e resentido; frequentemente envolve mau humor e retraimento taciturno.

A noun referring to a state or quality of being gloomy, ill-tempered, or resentfully silent.

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  1. Gloomy ill-tempered feelingC1formal

    A state of being silently bad-tempered and gloomy, often showing irritation or displeasure.

    ptMelancolia rabugenta

    • His sullenness was evident when he refused to speak to anyone.
    • She sat in sullenness, staring out the window without a word.
    • The team's sullenness after the loss made the locker room quiet.

    Sinônimosglumnessmoodinessmorosenesssulkinesssurliness

    Antônimosamiabilitycheerfulnessfriendlinessgenialitysociability

  2. Sullen moody resentful dispositionC1formal

    A tendency to be resentful and withdrawn, often showing a stubbornly gloomy attitude.

    ptMelancolia ressentida

    • Her sullenness made it difficult for others to approach her.
    • He displayed a persistent sullenness that annoyed his colleagues.
    • The child's sullenness was a reaction to being scolded unfairly.

    Sinônimosgloominessgrumpinessmoodinessmorosenesssulkinesssurliness

    Antônimoscheerfulnessgeniality

Formas
  • sullennesses plural form
  • sullennesses' possessive plural form
  • sullenness's possessive singular form
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