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Definition of mumsy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
motherlyRare UK characteristic of a mother, often warm and nurturingRare UK
- Her mumsy advice always made me feel better.
2.
- The dress looked a bit mumsy for the party.
Origin of mumsy
English, mum (mother) + -sy (diminutive suffix)
Examples of mumsy in a sentence
The room had a warm, mumsy atmosphere. Her mumsy outfit didn't suit the trendy event. The cardigan was too mumsy for her taste.
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- French:maternel, démodé, ...
- German:mütterlich, altbacken, ...
- Italian:materno, da mamma, ...
- Spanish:maternal, anticuado, ...
- Portuguese:maternal, antiquado, ...
- Chinese:母亲般的, 老土的, ...
- Japanese:母親らしい, 古臭い, ...
- Arabic:أموميّ, قديم الطراز, ...
- Hebrew:אִימָהִי, מְיֻשָּׁן, ...
- Russian:мамин, старомодный, ...
- Ukrainian:материнський, старомодний, ...
- Hindi:माँ जैसी, पुरानी, ...
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