aloof in Irish
aloof in Irish is coimhthíoch — aloof means distant or reserved in manner, keeping oneself apart emotionally or socially.
aloof in Irish
coimhthíoch
Reserved and remote; either physically or emotionally distant; standoffish.
What does "aloof" mean?
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adj Distant or reserved in manner, keeping oneself apart emotionally or socially.
"He stayed aloof from the office gossip."
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aloof in a sentence
- He stayed aloof from the office gossip.
- Some found her aloof, though she was simply shy.
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What is "aloof" in Irish?
"aloof" in Irish is coimhthíoch. aloof means: Distant or reserved in manner, keeping oneself apart emotionally or socially.
How do you use "aloof" in a sentence?
Example: "He stayed aloof from the office gossip." In Irish, "aloof" is coimhthíoch.
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