"Smouldry" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Smouldry" Meaning

Sulky or sultry; sullen; gloomy; having a displeased or sulky air.

"Smouldry" Examples

5 Usage Examples of the Word "Smouldry"

1.

The detective noticed a smouldry residue on the sleeve of the suspect's jacket, indicative of having recently held a cigarette.

2.

The political scandal had been smouldering for months, with hints of corruption and deceit emanating from the government.

3.

The charcoal embers smouldered in the fireplace, providing a warm and comforting glow to the winter's evening.

4.

Despite its sleek appearance, the electric bike has a smouldry underside due to a recent accident, requiring urgent maintenance.

5.

The poet's words seemed to smoulder with passion as she spoke of the suffocating lamentations of her latest loss.