Mumpish

Definitions of ‘mumpish’

mumpish (adjective)

Sulky, sullen, silent, depressed.

Examples of the adjective mumpish in a sentence:

• Despite the sunny weather, Sarah’s mumpish demeanor cast a shadow over the picnic, leaving everyone wondering what had dampened her spirits.
• The child’s mumpish attitude towards sharing toys with his classmates led to some strained friendships in the kindergarten.
• As the rain continued to pour outside, Mark couldn’t shake off his mumpish mood, making the gloomy weather even more palpable.
• Linda’s colleagues were surprised by her usually mumpish response during the team meeting, as she was known for her cheerful and collaborative nature.
• The professor’s mumpish reaction to the students’ questions left the classroom in an awkward silence, making it clear that he was not in the mood for inquiries.

Synonyms:

moody, sullen, morose, sulky, unamiable, peevish, irritable, querulous

Antonyms:

cheerful, amiable, affable, genial, content, optimistic, pleasant, agreeable