unmanly in Dutch
unmanly in Dutch is onmannelijk — unmanly means behaving in a way seen as weak, cowardly or childish, and thought not typical of a man.
unmanly in Dutch
onmannelijk
(of a person) Showing characteristics that are not manly, such as being immature, effeminate or cowardly, which might be construed as an indicator of weakness or of baseness of character.
What does "unmanly" mean?
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adj Behaving in a way seen as weak, cowardly or childish, and thought not typical of a man.
"He'd be wearing white pants and playing lawn tennis presently if he continued to grow much softer and more unmanly."
- adj Relating to something that is not human.
- adj Considered wrong or inappropriate for a man to do.
- adj Not suitable or fitting behaviour for a man.
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unmanly in a sentence
- He'd be wearing white pants and playing lawn tennis presently if he continued to grow much softer and more unmanly.
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What is "unmanly" in Dutch?
"unmanly" in Dutch is onmannelijk. unmanly means: Behaving in a way seen as weak, cowardly or childish, and thought not typical of a man.
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