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donnish

[don-ish] / ˈdɒn ɪʃ /






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Simons has retained a donnish air from his days as a lecturer.

From The Guardian

I think when I meet those arguments I tend to become a bit donnish, perhaps slightly finger-wagging.

From BBC

Mark even looked like one of those donnish figures fictionalised in the pages of the Cold War thrillers he loved.

From BBC

He still fires up the forge now and then, either to do donnish demonstrations for new hires or to make things: door hinges, fireplace sets, a shovel for his son’s pizza oven.

From The New Yorker

There was no donnish fussiness in his manner, just knowledge, which he was happy to share.

From The New Yorker