simpering Antonyms
Strongest:
- realistic
- authentic
- real
- real
- artless
- genuine
- spontaneous
- genuine
- artless
- right
- spontaneous
- natural
- true
- unaffected
- bona-fide
- unaffected
- sincere
- natural
- bona-fide
- right
- true
- realistic
- authentic
- sincere
Strong:
- smooth
- ingenuous
- uncontrived
- unfeigned
- ingenuous
- honest
- easy
- unforced
- effortless
- unforced
- easy
- effortless
- unconscious
- unfeigned
- smooth
- unconscious
- honest
- uncontrived
Weak:
Strongest:
- melodramatic
- mincing
- insincere
- goody-goody
- exaggerated
- theatric
- conventional
- unctuous
- genteel
- cute
- histrionic
- wooden
- cutesy
- impersonal
- theatrical
- hypocritical
- hollow
Strong:
- unrealistic
- two-faced
- facile
- pat
- conscious
- mechanical
- formal
- artful
- mealymouthed
- stylized
- overdone
- overrefined
- stiff
- rigid
- inflexible
- cultivated
- deliberate
- mealy
- overacted
- empty
- automatic
Weak:
- simulated
- studied
- phoney
- forced
- contrived
- false
- pretended
- left-handed
- unnatural
- strained
- pseudo
- canned
- put-on
- hokey
- assumed
- factitious
- plastic
- feigned
- mock
- double-dealing
- bogus
- unauthentic
- fake
- calculated
- fabricated
- unreal
- labored
- premeditated
- phony
- affected
- artificial
- spurious
- manufactured
- sham
- concocted
Meaning of simpering
simpering (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Simper
simpering ()
a. &. n. from Simper, v.
simpering Sentence Examples
- The saleswoman's simpering smile didn't erase the fact that she was pushing a faulty product.
- The actress gave a simpering performance, failing to convey the depth of her character.
- The child's simpering laugh was infectious, spreading joy throughout the room.
- The politician's simpering apologies rang hollow in the face of his blatant corruption.
- The customer's simpering request for a discount irritated the already overworked cashier.
- The girl's simpering flirtation was transparent, and the object of her affection was not amused.
- The simpering courtier sought the king's favor with sycophantic praise.
- The doctor's simpering bedside manner did little to soothe the patient's anxieties.
- The simpering gossip monger reveled in spreading malicious rumors.
- The simpering host welcomed the guests with a saccharine-sweet demeanor.
FAQs About the word simpering
of Simper, a. &. n. from Simper, v.
melodramatic,mincing, insincere, goody-goody, exaggerated, theatric, conventional, unctuous, genteel, cute
realistic, authentic, real, real, artless, genuine, spontaneous, genuine, artless, right
The saleswoman's simpering smile didn't erase the fact that she was pushing a faulty product.
The actress gave a simpering performance, failing to convey the depth of her character.
The child's simpering laugh was infectious, spreading joy throughout the room.
The politician's simpering apologies rang hollow in the face of his blatant corruption.
