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prissy

/ˈprɪs.i/

Traducción: Describe a una persona excesivamente remilgada, mojigata o quisquillosa, demasiado preocupada por el decoro o la pulcritud, a menudo con un comportamiento que resulta irritante o anticuado.

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adjective

/ˈprɪs.i/C1formal
  • esDescribe a una persona excesivamente remilgada, mojigata o quisquillosa, demasiado preocupada por el decoro o la pulcritud, a menudo con un comportamiento que resulta irritante o anticuado.

Describes a person who is excessively proper, fussy, or concerned with behaving in a correct or modest manner, often in a way that seems annoying or old-fashioned.

  1. Exaggeratedly properC1informal

    Behaving in an overly correct, formal, or fussy manner, often to the point of being annoying.

    esRemilgado, excesivamente formal

    • She was too prissy to join the mud fight.
    • His prissy attitude made him unpopular at the party.
    • Don't be so prissy about the seating arrangement.

    Sinónimosfussygoody-goodyold-maidishprimproperprudishpuritanicalstrait-lacedstuffyuptight

    Antónimoscarelesscasualinformalrelaxedslovenly

  2. Excessively fastidiousC1informal

    Being overly concerned with cleanliness, neatness, or propriety, and easily disgusted by things considered messy or improper.

    esExcesivamente remilgado

    • He's so prissy he won't eat anything that's touched another food on the plate.
    • Her prissy nature meant she always carried hand sanitizer.
    • The prissy child refused to touch the clay.

    Sinónimosfinickyfussyparticularprimproperprudishsqueamishuptight

    Antónimoscarelessdisheveledmessyslipshodslouchyslovenlyunkemptuntidy

Formas
  • prissier comparative form
  • prissiest superlative form
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