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Definition of tweedy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
fashionUK wearing tweed clothingUK
- He looked very tweedy in his outfit.
2.
fabricUK made of tweed or similar rough fabricUK
- She wore a tweedy jacket to the meeting.
3.
academic styleRare UK resembling the style or appearance typical of academicsRare UK
- She had a tweedy look that reminded one of a university professor.
Expressions with tweedy
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appearing old-fashioned or conservative in manner
Her rather tweedy approach made her seem out of touch.
act in a manner associated with the upper class
She tends to be tweedy at social gatherings.
Origin of tweedy
Old English, twēod (tweed) + y (characterized by)
Examples of tweedy in a sentence
His tweedy appearance matched the academic setting. He admired the tweedy upholstery of the vintage car. The library had a cozy, tweedy atmosphere. His tweedy jacket made him look scholarly. The library was filled with tweedy individuals.
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- French:en tweed, tweedé, ...
- German:tweedartig, aus Tweed, ...
- Italian:tweedato, in tweed, ...
- Spanish:tweed, intelectual, ...
- Portuguese:vestido de tweed, de tweed, ...
- Chinese:粗花呢的, 粗糙的, ...
- Japanese:ツイード風の, ツイードの, ...
- Arabic:تُوِيدِيّ, مُشَابِه لِلتُوِيد, ...
- Hebrew:טְוִידִי, עָשׂוּי טְוִיד, ...
- Russian:твидовый, шерстяной, ...
- Ukrainian:твідовий, грубошерстий, ...
- Hindi:ट्वीडी, ट्वीड का, ...
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