sulk in Irish
sulk in Irish is stuaic, tormas — sulk means to show displeasure by going quiet and withdrawn rather than speaking about it.
sulk in Irish
stuaic
A state of sulking.
tormas
A state of sulking.
What does "sulk" mean?
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verb To show displeasure by going quiet and withdrawn rather than speaking about it.
"He sulked in his room after losing the argument."
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noun A mood or spell of sulking.
"She's in one of her sulks again."
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sulk in a sentence
- He sulked in his room after losing the argument.
- Don't sulk just because you didn't get your way.
- She's in one of her sulks again.
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What is "sulk" in Irish?
"sulk" in Irish is stuaic, tormas. sulk means: To show displeasure by going quiet and withdrawn rather than speaking about it.
How do you use "sulk" in a sentence?
Example: "He sulked in his room after losing the argument." In Irish, "sulk" is stuaic, tormas.
Are there other ways to say "sulk" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "sulk": stuaic, tormas.
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