Adjective
Of or pertaining to an uncle.
Source: Webster's dictionaryHis demeanor, almost pastoral, was somewhere between avuncular and creepy. Source: Internet
“He’s using Facebook to sand down the rough edges and present a more avuncular and beneficent public image.” Source: Internet
Crosby in Road to Singapore By the late 1950s, Crosby had become seen as an avuncular elder statesman of music, and his albums Bing Sings Whilst Bregman Swings and Bing With A Beat sold reasonably well, even in the rock-and-roll era. Source: Internet
Stone's avuncular and supportive manner and his ability as an educator and designer created a synergistic office environment that fostered design inquiry and experimentation. Source: Internet
Zimmern looks like a chef; he’s overweight, but he’s not a fat, waddling tub of lard, he’s, like, avuncular. Source: Internet
So we feel slightly avuncular and paternal to them. Source: Internet