mealymouthed (Meaning)

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mealymouthed (s)

hesitant to state facts or opinions simply and directly as from e.g. timidity or hypocrisy

The politician gave a mealymouthed apology that failed to address the severity of his actions.
The celebrity's mealymouthed statement left fans wondering what they were actually trying to say.
The company issued a mealymouthed press release that danced around the truth without revealing any meaningful details.
The student's mealymouthed answer to the question showed a lack of understanding and confidence.
The manager's mealymouthed response to employee concerns only served to frustrate and anger them.
The witness's mealymouthed testimony made it difficult for the jury to determine the facts of the case.
The writer's mealymouthed descriptions failed to evoke any real emotion or connection with the characters.
The government's mealymouthed response to the crisis was met with widespread criticism and skepticism.
The professor's mealymouthed critique offered little constructive feedback or guidance to students.
The speaker's mealymouthed introduction wasted valuable time without providing any meaningful information.

hesitant to state facts or opinions simply and directly as from e.g. timidity or hypocrisy

meaningless, backhanded, insincere, hypocritical, pretended, unctuous, feigned, hollow, fake, mealy

plain, direct, candid, genuine, sincere, unfeigned, direct,sincere, genuine, heartfelt

The politician gave a mealymouthed apology that failed to address the severity of his actions.

The celebrity's mealymouthed statement left fans wondering what they were actually trying to say.

The company issued a mealymouthed press release that danced around the truth without revealing any meaningful details.

The student's mealymouthed answer to the question showed a lack of understanding and confidence.