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priggishly

/ˈprɪɡ.ɪʃ.li/

Traduction: Adverbe décrivant un comportement prétentieusement vertueux, guindé ou excessivement soucieux de la correction et des normes morales, souvent d'une manière agaçante ou condescendante.

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adverb

/ˈprɪɡ.ɪʃ.li/C2formal
  • frAdverbe décrivant un comportement prétentieusement vertueux, guindé ou excessivement soucieux de la correction et des normes morales, souvent d'une manière agaçante ou condescendante.

An adverb describing behavior that is self-righteously proper, smug, or excessively concerned with correctness and moral standards, often in an irritating or condescending way.

  1. In a self-righteous mannerC2formal

    Behaving in a way that shows one feels morally superior to others, often with strict adherence to rules.

    frD'une manière moralisatrice

    • He priggishly corrected everyone's grammar at the dinner table.
    • She priggishly refused to participate in the harmless game.
    • The critic priggishly dismissed the film as beneath his standards.

    Synonymesprimlyprudishlypuritanicallysanctimoniouslyself-righteouslysmugly

    Antonymeshumblymodestlyunpretentiously

Formes
  • more priggishly comparative form
  • most priggishly superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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