English to Samoan Meaning of mopish - mopish

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Definitions of mopish in English

Noun(1) someone who wastes time
Verb(1) move around slowly and aimlessly(2) be apathetic, gloomy, or dazed

Examples of mopish in English

(1) The guy's just a big mope .(2) I felt really mopey this morning after a particularly gruelling session with my advice guidance tutor.(3) Don't sit around moping when you could be get things finished!(4) In the film Stanton is less grand and less sexy, and Travolta plays it subdued, a tad mopish .(5) For the record, here, I'm not moping or sulking or whining, I'm just reflecting, trying to be introspective.(6) Instead of moping around the house, you might feel better if you got back in the pool and started working again.(7) My mom stopped asking me why I was moping around the house instead of doing something productive.(8) So I spent the night moping and being angry at myself.(9) He is keen to emphasise the positives and to look forward and for the industry to stop moping and get on with delivering results.(10) The court suggests he quit moping in the corner and bring us a piece of cake.(11) But he would look like more of a moper if he said no.(12) Karl is moping in the bar over his failed relationship.(13) I never believed in love at first sight, I still don't really but for the next month or so I really hurt and just sat around moping .(14) Why waste time moping over the fact that he's not into you in that way?(15) But there is no point sitting around and moping , feeling sorry for myself.(16) Don't worry I'm not moping and feeling sorry for myself.

(1) mope around ::

mope siomia

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