ISEE/SSAT Vocabulary BuilderWordsMmoody
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moody
Meaning: often changing quickly from one mood to another
moody in a sentence
How moody is used in real sentences:
The moody cat purred one minute and avoided everyone the next.
The moody child eagerly joined the game, then suddenly complained and walked away.
“Vale called her moody after three quick changes, but his smile softened the comment.”
— from the passage A Better Ending
Synonyms for moody
Other words for moody — temperamental, changeable and unpredictable — carry the same meaning.
- temperamental
- changeable
- unpredictable
Antonyms of moody
Words that mean the opposite of moody:
- steady
- even-tempered
Where it comes from
From Old English mod 'mind or feeling'
Memory hook
Moody means your moods keep moving.