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sulky Definition and Meaning in English (sulky definition)

adjective
Synonyms:sullenmoodygrumpy
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Sulky definition: Displaying a mood of resentful ill humor, often characterized by a refusal to talk or cooperate.

Definitions of Sulky

  1. 1adjective

    Displaying a mood of resentful ill humor, often characterized by a refusal to talk or cooperate.

Example Sentences

“The child became sulky when he didn't get his way.”

“She gave him a sulky look and turned away.”

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nounsulk
nounsulkiness
adverbsulkily

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Sulky definition: Displaying a mood of resentful ill humor, often characterized by a refusal to talk or cooperate.
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'Sulky' translates to 'sulky' in English. Sulky definition: Displaying a mood of resentful ill humor, often characterized by a refusal to talk or cooperate.
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