wonk Sentence Examples
- The economics wonk spent hours poring over spreadsheets, analyzing data.
- Alicia's wonkish demeanor belied a sharp mind and deep understanding of foreign policy.
- The candidate's wonky answers to complex questions impressed the electorate.
- Ethan was a self-proclaimed political wonk who devoured news and punditry.
- The legislation attracted wonks from both parties, eager to debate its merits.
- The academic symposium featured a lively exchange of wonkish ideas.
- The wonky economist presented a detailed model of the proposed tax plan.
- The wonk's meticulous attention to detail uncovered a flaw in the proposed budget.
- Emily's blog became a must-read for wonks interested in energy policy.
- The wonky nature of the legislation made it difficult for the general public to understand.
wonk Meaning
wonk (n)
an insignificant student who is ridiculed as being affected or boringly studious
Synonyms & Antonyms of wonk
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FAQs About the word wonk
an insignificant student who is ridiculed as being affected or boringly studious
nerd, geek,weenie, dork, bookworm, genius, scholar, dink, bookman, double-dome
underachiever, slacker, underachiever,slacker,goof-off, goldbrick, goldbrick, lowbrow, goof-off, lowbrow
The economics wonk spent hours poring over spreadsheets, analyzing data.
Alicia's wonkish demeanor belied a sharp mind and deep understanding of foreign policy.
The candidate's wonky answers to complex questions impressed the electorate.
Ethan was a self-proclaimed political wonk who devoured news and punditry.
