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Definition of oomph - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The party lacked oomph without the music.
2.
- She dressed up with extra oomph for the party.
Expressions with oomph
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possess energy or vitality
The team really has oomph this season.
Origin of oomph
German, umph (energy)
Examples of oomph in a sentence
Her speech added oomph to the campaign. The ad campaign added some oomph to the brand. Her new hairstyle gave her extra oomph.
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- French:punch, charme, ...
- German:Pep, Sexappeal, ...
- Italian:energia, fascino, ...
- Spanish:chispa, atractivo, ...
- Portuguese:energia, sex appeal, ...
- Chinese:活力, 性感, ...
- Japanese:活気, セクシーさ, ...
- Arabic:حَيَوِيَّة, جاذِبِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:פּוּשׁ, סֶקְס אַפִּיל, ...
- Russian:энергия, сексуальность, ...
- Ukrainian:запал, сексуальна привабливість, ...
- Hindi:जोश, आकर्षण, ...
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