Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sulk
verb
/sʌlk/
Definition
To be silent and moody, often as a way of expressing displeasure or resentment.
Examples
- After losing the game, he decided to sulk in his room.
- She sulked for hours when her friends didn’t invite her to the party.
- Instead of talking about his feelings, he chose to sulk and ignore everyone.
Meaning
Sulk refers to the act of staying quiet and withdrawn, usually because of unhappiness or anger.
Synonyms
- brood
- mope
- pout
