currish UK
ˈkɜːrɪʃ
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Definition of currish - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
temperamentDatedUKshowing a bad temperDatedUK
  • He responded with a currish snarl.
churlish ill-tempered
2.
characterDatedUKbase and cowardly in natureDatedUK
  • She despised his currish actions during the crisis.
base cowardly
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Origin of currish

Middle English, curre (dog) + -ish (like)

Examples of currish in a sentence

  • The dog barked in a currish manner at strangers.
  • His currish behavior was evident when he refused to help.
  • The currish attitude of the manager led to a toxic work environment.

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  1. French:hargneux, lâche, ...
  2. German:mürrisch, niederträchtig, ...
  3. Italian:irascibile, vile, ...
  4. Spanish:malhumorado, vil, ...
  5. Portuguese:irritadiço, vil, ...
  6. Chinese:脾气暴躁的, 卑劣的, ...
  7. Japanese:短気な, 卑劣な, ...
  8. Arabic:سَيِّئ الطَّبْع, دَنِيء, ...
  9. Hebrew:עַצבָּנִי, נְבָזִי וּפַחְדָּנִי, ...
  10. Russian:злобный, подлый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:злобний, підлий, ...
  12. Hindi:चिड़चिड़ा, कायरतापूर्ण, ...
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