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wonkish

[ wong-kish ]

adjective

Slang.
  1. a variant of wonky 1( def ).
  2. a variant of wonky 2( def ).


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of wonkish1

First recorded in 1925–30
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Then, Anna helps break down the economic crisis that is unfolding in Brazil and gets wonkish on the latest Fed rate cut and trade deficit.

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One source claimed it was “wonkish” to believe reform was a priority, and it wouldn’t necessarily raise any extra cash that might be useful for the Treasury coffers.

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Friedman, who could pass for an art school professor with her blue-framed statement glasses, slightly oversized suits and occasionally magenta-tinted long bob, is wonkish and deliberate.

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Even if Biden chooses to scale back his proposed fuel economy targets — or former President Donald Trump does away with them in a potential second term — the wonkish petroleum equivalency update will make it harder for automakers to use EV sales as a powerful counterbalance to gas-powered car sales.

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In recent days, the parties have engaged in an unusual level of public sniping over a wonkish bill with the seemingly humble aim of reducing fossil fuel emissions from heaters in homes and other buildings.

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