brooding in Italian
brooding in Italian is cupo, malinconico, meditabondo — brooding means deeply, often gloomily thoughtful.
brooding in Italian
cupo
Deeply or seriously thoughtful.
malinconico
Deeply or seriously thoughtful.
meditabondo
Deeply or seriously thoughtful.
What does "brooding" mean?
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adj Deeply, often gloomily thoughtful.
"He had a brooding look on his face after the meeting."
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noun A period of dwelling moodily on one's thoughts.
"After weeks of brooding, she finally decided to quit her job."
brooding in a sentence
- He had a brooding look on his face after the meeting.
- After weeks of brooding, she finally decided to quit her job.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "brooding" in Italian?
"brooding" in Italian is cupo, malinconico, meditabondo. brooding means: Deeply, often gloomily thoughtful.
How do you use "brooding" in a sentence?
Example: "He had a brooding look on his face after the meeting." In Italian, "brooding" is cupo, malinconico, meditabondo.
Are there other ways to say "brooding" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "brooding": cupo, malinconico, meditabondo.
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