| Definition of 'sulkiness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) sulk, sulkiness
a mood or display of sullen aloofness or withdrawal
"stayed home in a sulk"
2. (noun) sulkiness, huffishness
a feeling of sulky resentment
3. (noun) sulkiness, sullenness, moroseness, sourness
a sullen moody resentful disposition
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| Definition of 'sulkiness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) sulkiness
the quality or state of being sulky; sullenness; moroseness; as, sulkiness of disposition
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Sense: sulking, or tending to sulk
in a sulky mood; a sulky girl.
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 Afrikaans: pruilerigheid |
 Arabic: عُبوس، تَجَهُّم |
 Bulgarian: злопаметност |
 Brazilian: amuo |
 Czech: zamračenost |
 German: das Schmollen |
 Danish: surmulenhed |
 Greek: δυσαρέσκεια |
 Spanish: mohína, murria |
 Estonian: tusasus |
 Farsi: اخم |
 Finnish: murjotus |
 French: bouderie |
 Hebrew: רוֹגֶז |
 Hindi: नाराजगी, चिड़चिड़ापन |
 Croatian: zlovolja, mrzovolja |
 Hungarian: mogorvaság, durcásság |
 Indonesian: kemurungan |
 Icelandic: fÿla, önuglyndi |
 Italian: broncio, musoneria |
 Japanese: すねること |
 Korean: 부루퉁함 |
 Lithuanian: niūrumas |
 Latvian: īgnums; neapmierinātība |
 Malay: gaya merajuk |
 Dutch: pruilerigheid |
 Norwegian: grettenhet, mutthet |
 Polish: nadąsanie |
 Persian: اخم |
 Pashto: بړوسوالی |
 Portuguese: amuo |
 Romanian: îmbufnare |
 Russian: надутый вид |
 Slovak: zamračenosť |
 Slovenian: čemernost |
 Serbian: durenje |
 Swedish: tjurighet |
 Thai: การแสดงว่ากำลังโกธร |
 Turkish: asık suratlılık, somurtka |
 Taiwanese: 生悶氣 |
 Ukrainian: поганий настрій |
 Urdu: اداسی |
 Vietnamese: tính hay hờn dỗi |
 Chinese: 生闷气，闷闷不乐的样子 |
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