slovenly znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady slovenly

• Seeing his slovenly and quarrelsome wife's face, he leaves his meal and goes outside.

• He proudly, slovenly, defiantly makes his way downstage.

• Do these apparently contradictory forms of behaviour mean he is slovenly in his thinking or simply driven by the opportunities of the moment?

• The substitution of the glottal stop for the plosives undoubtedly accounts in many cases for the dull pitching of the vowels, which is also a characteristic of the slovenly speaker.

• A criticism of the traditional definitions of word classes sows unnecessary confusion by discussing the very man and slovenly me as problems for the adverb class (206).

• It invalidates them because it is drawn very vaguely, rather sloppily, and is a bit slovenly.

• Slovenly and careless work and quarrels over trifling matters are signs of wrong thinking.

• They are slovenly in dress, speech and attitude.