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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈmudi/ · UK /ˈmuːdi/
moody means: Often unhappy, easily annoyed, or unwilling to speak to people.
adjective
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Often unhappy, easily annoyed, or unwilling to speak to people.
- He gets moody when he is tired.
- She was quiet and moody all evening.
- Why have you been so moody lately?
Questions about moody
What does moody mean?
Often unhappy, easily annoyed, or unwilling to speak to people.
What is moody in other languages?
Türkçe: huysuz · Español: malhumorado · Français: maussade · Deutsch: mürrisch · Italiano: scontroso · 日本語: 不機嫌な
How do you pronounce moody?
In American English /ˈmudi/; in British English /ˈmuːdi/.
How do you use moody in a sentence?
He gets moody when he is tired. She was quiet and moody all evening.
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