This is the 14345th most frequent Korean word.
몽니일
The Korean word "몽니일" does not exist in standard Korean; it might be a typo or misunderstanding of "몽니," which means "petulance" or "stubbornness."
In this sentence, "몽니일" refers to a stubborn or defiant attitude, particularly in the context of refusing cooperation.
그녀는 몽니일을 부리며 회의에서 협조하지 않으려 했다.
She showed stubbornness and refused to cooperate during the meeting.
Here, "몽니일" indicates a situation of stubborn or unyielding opposition, and the sentence suggests a solution to addressing it.
몽니일이 생기면 꼭 주변에 선의의 메신저 역할을 하는 사람이 필요합니다.
When stubbornness arises, it is essential to have someone who acts as a messenger of goodwill.
In this sentence, "몽니일" demonstrates its meaning as an obstacle caused by someone's unyielding attitude, having tangible effects such as delaying progress.