plummy Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- powerful
- orotund
- ringing
- golden
- full
- reverberant
- plangent
- reverberating
- resounding
- deep
- round
- loud
- stentorian
- rotund
- vibrant
- thunderous
Weak:
Meaning of plummy
plummy (s)
very desirable
(of a voice) affectedly mellow and rich
plummy (a.)
Of the nature of a plum; desirable; profitable; advantageous.
plummy Sentence Examples
- The speaker's voice was rich and plummy, rolling over the audience like molasses.
- The luxurious wines I tasted at the vineyard had an exquisite, plummy flavor.
- The politician's speeches were always delivered with a plummy, self-assured tone.
- My grandmother's purple velvet curtains had a deep, plummy hue.
- The plum tree in the backyard was laden with plump, ripe fruit that had a slightly plummy aroma.
- The aroma of freshly baked plum bread filled the kitchen with a warm and inviting scent that was distinctly plummy.
- I swirled the glass of plum brandy, watching its plummy color shimmer in the light.
- The wealthy aristocrat spoke in a plummy accent that marked his privileged upbringing.
- The plummy furnishings in the living room created an atmosphere of opulence and comfort.
- The actor's portrayal of the eccentric character was so plummy that it almost became distracting.
FAQs About the word plummy
very desirable, (of a voice) affectedly mellow and richOf the nature of a plum; desirable; profitable; advantageous.
mellifluous, sonorous, rich, resonant, mellow, mellifluent, powerful, orotund, ringing, golden
weak, soft, low, low, faint, hollow, weak, muted, cavernous, faint
The speaker's voice was rich and plummy, rolling over the audience like molasses.
The luxurious wines I tasted at the vineyard had an exquisite, plummy flavor.
The politician's speeches were always delivered with a plummy, self-assured tone.
My grandmother's purple velvet curtains had a deep, plummy hue.
