Pronunciation: /ˌʌndɪˈmɑnstrətɪv/
noun a person who is undemonstrative
A1 I prefer to be undemonstrative in public.
A2 She was known for her undemonstrative nature.
B1 His undemonstrative attitude made it hard for others to gauge his emotions.
B2 The CEO's undemonstrative leadership style was often misunderstood by employees.
C1 Despite his undemonstrative demeanor, he was a deeply caring individual.
C2 The artist's undemonstrative approach to his work added an air of mystery to his creations.
adjective not openly showing feelings or emotions
A1 She was undemonstrative in her expressions of affection towards her family.
A2 The teacher's undemonstrative demeanor made it hard for the students to know if they were doing well.
B1 His undemonstrative nature often led others to believe he was aloof or uninterested.
B2 Despite being undemonstrative, he showed his love through small gestures and acts of kindness.
C1 The CEO's undemonstrative leadership style was effective in getting results without unnecessary fanfare.
C2 Her undemonstrative personality masked a deep sense of compassion and empathy for those around her.
formal The professor was known for being undemonstrative in his lectures, but his knowledge was unparalleled.
informal She may seem undemonstrative, but she's actually a very caring person once you get to know her.
slang I thought he was undemonstrative at first, but he's actually pretty cool once you hang out with him.
figurative His undemonstrative demeanor hid a deep well of emotions that he kept hidden from the world.
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