harumph in German
harumph in German is missbilligen — harumph means used to show scorn, disbelief, or that you refuse or dismiss something.
harumph in German
missbilligen
To make a huffing or snorting sound of disdain or dismissal; (figurative, by extension) to show one's disdain.
What does "harumph" mean?
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intj Used to show scorn, disbelief, or that you refuse or dismiss something.
""Harumph! Well, now, perhaps I spoke too soon, McManus.""
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harumph in a sentence
- "Harumph! Well, now, perhaps I spoke too soon, McManus."
- Harumph! She is welcome to try, but I'm not going to bother helping.
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What is "harumph" in German?
"harumph" in German is missbilligen. harumph means: Used to show scorn, disbelief, or that you refuse or dismiss something.
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