broody

[US]/'bruːdɪ/
[UK]/'brʊdi/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj. inclined to brood, productive, contemplative.

Example Sentences

Seoul is still awash with broody women and red-blooded males who like competitive business, strong booze and muddy football matches.

She's feeling broody and wants to start a family.

The broody hen sat on her eggs to keep them warm.

He has been broody ever since his breakup.

The broody weather matched his melancholic mood.

She's been broody lately, lost in her thoughts.

The broody atmosphere in the room made everyone uncomfortable.

He tends to get broody when he's stressed out.

The broody character in the movie added depth to the story.

She's a bit broody today, so let's give her some space.

The broody look on his face indicated that something was bothering him.

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