muffish (Meaning)
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muffish (a.)
Stupid; awkward.
Synonyms & Antonyms of muffish
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muffish Sentence Examples
- Emily's demeanor was rather muffish, conveying a sense of disinterest and indifference.
- The cold, damp weather created a muffish atmosphere, making it difficult to feel cheerful or productive.
- The professor's lecture was so muffish that the students' minds wandered off into a fog of boredom.
- The muffish expression on her face made it clear that she was not amused by the joke.
- The old man had a muffish voice that creaked and groaned like an ancient tree in the wind.
- The stale air in the room was muffish and suffocating, causing the occupants to gasp for fresh air.
- Emily's muffish response to the news left her friend deeply hurt and disappointed.
- The muffish decorations in the living room did nothing to create a welcoming or cozy atmosphere.
- The dog's muffish tail wagged lazily, indicating its lack of enthusiasm for the walk.
- The muffish sky hung over the city like a heavy blanket, casting a gloomy pall upon everyone below.
FAQs About the word muffish
Stupid; awkward.
No synonyms found.
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Emily's demeanor was rather muffish, conveying a sense of disinterest and indifference.
The cold, damp weather created a muffish atmosphere, making it difficult to feel cheerful or productive.
The professor's lecture was so muffish that the students' minds wandered off into a fog of boredom.
The muffish expression on her face made it clear that she was not amused by the joke.
