Mumsy example sentences
Related (9): motherly, matronly, maternal, nurturing, affectionate, kind, caring, loving, devoted.
mumsy
adjective derogatory
mumsy (adjective)
- (with reference to a woman) giving an impression of dull domesticity; dowdy or unfashionable:
- one's mother (typically used in imitation of the speech of children or upper-class people).
Synonyms
unfashionable, frumpish, frumpy, drab, dull, outmoded, inelegant, shabby, scruffy, faded, untidy, dingy, frowzy, sad, tacky, antwacky, daggy, fashionable"Mumsy" Example Sentences
1. She was a prim and proper woman who was always very mumsy.2. He was embarrassed to be seen with his mumsy mother.
3. Her mumsy dress was a bit too old-fashioned for the occasion.
4. She was wearing a mumsy cardigan and sensible shoes.
5. His mumsy style of parenting was not popular with his children.
6. She was a mumsy woman who was always well-mannered.
7. His mumsy mannerisms made him seem like a much older man.
8. She had a mumsy style of dress that was very conservative.
9. She was a mumsy woman who was always very polite.
10. His mumsy behavior made him seem like a much older man.
11. Her mumsy clothes were out of fashion and made her look dowdy.
12. She was a mumsy woman who was always very proper.
13. She was wearing a mumsy skirt and sensible shoes.
14. His mumsy attitude made him seem like a much older man.
15. She had a mumsy way of speaking that was very old-fashioned.
16. His mumsy way of parenting was not popular with his children.
17. She was wearing a mumsy blouse and sensible shoes.
18. His mumsy way of speaking made him seem like a much older man.
19. She had a mumsy style of dress that was very conservative.
20. His mumsy mannerisms made him seem like a much older man.
21. She was wearing a mumsy dress and sensible shoes.
22. His mumsy behavior made him seem like a much older man.
23. Her mumsy style was a bit too old-fashioned for the occasion.
24. She was a mumsy woman who was always very proper.
25. His mumsy way of speaking made him seem like a much older man.
26. She was wearing a mumsy jacket and sensible shoes.
27. His mumsy attitude made him seem like a much older man.
28. She was a mumsy woman who was always very polite.
29. Her mumsy look was a bit too old-fashioned for the occasion.
30. She was wearing a mumsy jumper and sensible shoes.
31. His mumsy way of parenting was not popular with his children.
32. She was a mumsy woman who was always very well-mannered.
33. Her mumsy outfit was a bit too old-fashioned for the occasion.
34. She was wearing a mumsy coat and sensible shoes.
35. His mumsy style of parenting was not popular with his children.
36. She was a mumsy woman who was always very well-behaved.
37. Her mumsy wardrobe was a bit too old-fashioned for the occasion.
38. She was wearing a mumsy hat and sensible shoes.
39. His mumsy style of speaking was not popular with his children.
40. She was a mumsy woman who was always very prim and proper.
Common Phases
Making dinner; doing laundry; cleaning the house; running errands; tucking the kids into bed; baking treats.Recently Searched
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