Similar words: nimby, unambiguous, unambitious, somnambulist, somnambulate, somnambulism, unambiguously, bypass. Meaning: n. an insipid weakling who is foolishly sentimental. adj. weak in willpower, courage or vitality.
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(1) He rejected any affection as namby-pamby nonsense.
(2) Don't be such a namby-pamby!
(3) She probably regarded us as a bunch of namby-pamby liberals.
(4) All this might sound a bit namby-pamby to pioneers like Sister Dong (who says that she hasn't had a holiday for 20 years) and Zhang Yin (who boasts that: "My success came from my character").
(5) He was thought to be too namby-pamby by his friends.
(6) For some people soccer has a reputation as a rather namby-pamby sport. Sentencedict.com
(7) There are, after all, considerations of taste or, if that's too namby-pamby, of simple decency.
(8) In the end, the Beast turns back into a namby-pamby prince.
(9) Handsome the wide hair ribbon that cruel feels, sexy and namby-pamby fine hair ribbon, itch to try.
(10) The candle power that is in two people world sways in, in endless sweetness, the individual character adornment of bridal chamber makes Yi person namby-pamby and clinking.
(11) Android is a Linux-based OS, although it doesn't sign on to that namby-pamby free, open-source philosophy.
(12) Rugby classes have kicked out of my five-year-old Freddie some of that namby-pamby "Can't I stay in and watch Pop Girl?" stuff; even my daughter Emilia claims to enjoy it.
More similar words: nimby, unambiguous, unambitious, somnambulist, somnambulate, somnambulism, unambiguously, bypass, bypast, coronary bypass, coronary artery bypass graft, jamb, iamb, lamb, ambit, amble, mambo, mamba, samba, amber, gamble, ambler, gambit, zambia, camber, gambol, iambic, ramble, bamboo, ambush.