baldish
- adjective
- /ˈbɔːldɪʃ/
- She preferred a baldish style of communication, saying exactly what she meant.
Examples
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His report was baldish, giving only the basic facts without any extra details.
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The presentation was a bit baldish without any visuals.
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The review was helpful but a bit baldish, lacking the usual polite language.
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His writing style is quite baldish and straightforward.
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His report was baldish, giving only the essential facts without any embellishments.
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The feedback was clear but somewhat baldish, as it avoided flowery language.
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She communicated in a baldish manner, stating her opinions directly and simply.
Synonyms
Plain and obvious, not trying to hide the truth or a lie
Using very few words, often sounding rude
Having a plain look that is not fashionable
Not fashionable or elegant in appearance
Slightly quiet and serious in style, not showing much feeling
A little rude and short in the way someone speaks
Looks modest and simple and does not attract attention
Plain and not made to look stylish or perfect
Antonyms
How Plain
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Baldish is made from bald ('plain' or 'without extra') and the ending -ish ('somewhat'), so it describes speech or style that is 'somewhat plain' or 'direct'.