Pronunciation: /ˈsɪmpərɪŋ/
verb to smile or speak in a way that is insincere or excessive
A1 She was simpering at the cute puppy.
A2 The actor was simpering in front of the camera.
B1 The politician simpered to gain favor with the voters.
B2 She simpered as she accepted the award, trying to appear humble.
C1 The salesperson simpered as she tried to convince the customer to make a purchase.
C2 His simpering smile did not fool anyone; they knew he was up to something.
adjective having a silly or affected smile
A1 She gave him a simpering smile as he walked by.
A2 The simpering girl was always trying to get attention from the boys.
B1 I couldn't stand her simpering attitude towards our boss.
B2 The actress's simpering portrayal of the character was criticized by the critics.
C1 His simpering behavior at the meeting was seen as insincere by his colleagues.
C2 The politician's simpering demeanor during the debate did not impress the audience.
formal She couldn't stand his constant simpering whenever he was around her.
informal Stop simpering and just be yourself!
slang I can't believe she's still simpering over that guy.
figurative His simpering attitude towards authority figures never fails to annoy me.
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