Definition of viewy in English:

viewy

adjective ˈvjuːi

1Of a person: inclined to adopt speculative or unsubstantiated views; having a tendency to be impractical, polemical, or opinionated.
2Of a theory, piece of writing, etc.: characterized by speculative or unsubstantiated views; polemical or opinionated.
3Originally slang. Pleasant or attractive in appearance; showy.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Henry Newman (1801–1890), theologian and cardinal. From view + -y.

Definition of viewy in US English:

viewy

adjectiveˈvjuːi

1Of a person: inclined to adopt speculative or unsubstantiated views; having a tendency to be impractical, polemical, or opinionated.
2Of a theory, piece of writing, etc.: characterized by speculative or unsubstantiated views; polemical or opinionated.
3Originally slang. Pleasant or attractive in appearance; showy.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Henry Newman (1801–1890), theologian and cardinal. From view + -y.

单词	viewy
释义	Definition of viewy in English: viewy adjective ˈvjuːi 1Of a person: inclined to adopt speculative or unsubstantiated views; having a tendency to be impractical, polemical, or opinionated. 2Of a theory, piece of writing, etc.: characterized by speculative or unsubstantiated views; polemical or opinionated. 3Originally slang. Pleasant or attractive in appearance; showy. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Henry Newman (1801–1890), theologian and cardinal. From view + -y. Definition of viewy in US English: viewy adjectiveˈvjuːi 1Of a person: inclined to adopt speculative or unsubstantiated views; having a tendency to be impractical, polemical, or opinionated. 2Of a theory, piece of writing, etc.: characterized by speculative or unsubstantiated views; polemical or opinionated. 3Originally slang. Pleasant or attractive in appearance; showy. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Henry Newman (1801–1890), theologian and cardinal. From view + -y.
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