owlish

/ˈaʊlɪʃ/
adjective
  1. Resembling or characteristic of an owl, especially in having a round face, large eyes, and a serious or wise expression.
    • The professor had an owlish face with thick glasses that made his eyes look huge.
    • The child stared at the camera with an owlish expression, blinking slowly.
    • Her owlish features gave her an air of quiet wisdom.
  2. Suggesting wisdom, seriousness, or solemnity, like that traditionally associated with owls.
    • Her owlish comments during the meeting made everyone pause and consider.
    • He gave an owlish nod, as if he understood the complex theory perfectly.
    • The old librarian had an owlish manner, speaking slowly and thoughtfully.
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