What is another word for sulkiness?
Pronunciation: [sˈʌlkinəs] (IPA) 
Sulkiness is a negative trait that refers to someone who is brooding, sulking or pouting in a grouchy or bad-tempered way. However, there are many synonyms for sulkiness that are more positive. For example, someone who is reserved, introspective, or contemplative might be seen as reflective instead of sulky. A person who is just not in the mood to talk might be called quiet, or even introverted. Someone who is feeling down might be said to be dejected or forlorn, while someone who is feeling grumpy might simply be irritable or peevish. By using different words for sulkiness, we can better describe the emotions and behaviors of others in a more accurate and empathetic way.
