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Meanings of humorless in inglés
español
solemne Lacking humor; a wink of warning"- Truman Capote.
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Examples for "humourless"
Examples for "humourless"
1
Now I'm running code crackers on everything he controlled.' A humourless smile.
2
The others were all desperately intent on their mission, and so humourless.
3
Campaigners long vilified as humourless, sexless feminist nags and hags have won.
4
But with someone as humourless as Lessing, comedy is unlikely to thrive.
5
There are no witty jokes, as the characters are all utterly humourless.
1
Silas looked at her out of his melancholy and unhumorous eyes.
2
He said this with a mechanical, slow, and unhumorous voice.
3
Even the profound, unreasonable, unhumorous idealism of old Steadfast had its quaint, Utopian appeal.
4
Faulkner regarded him with unhumorous appraisal, drew up a chair.
5
He took his cigar from his lips and looked at her with not unhumorous dryness.
Usage of humorless in inglés
1
And the foundations, of course, Iss thought with a quick humorless smile.
2
In the Presidential debate Carter came across as carping, pinched and humorless.
3
It was a stony smile, humorless as a crevasse in a rock-face.
4
Levet gave a short, humorless laugh as he spread his arms wide.
5
Again that curious, humorless smile flickered about the corners of his mouth.
6
The stunning redhead recovered quickly with a humorless chuckle and smug smile.
7
Sherman was in his early sixties, and he was blunt-spoken and humorless.
8
The innkeeper gave a humorless chuckle as he leaned against the bar.
9
Or at least I am. His teeth flashed in a humorless smile.
10
He accused her of being mean-spirited, critical, self-important, humorless, conceited, profligate, bigot-
11
Scatty coughed a short humorless laugh, and spun back to her packing.
12
They were both dry, humorless individuals who treated her with complete disdain.
13
A humorless smile creased his lips as he realized his unlucky position.
14
Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani's gaunt, humorless face adorned every UIA election placard.
15
For heaven's sake, what's happening to you? He was completely humorless with her.
16
Handler, one of the humorless, dykey-looking coaches would say upon approach.
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