priggish in a sentence
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Definition
Priggish: excessively proper or self-righteous, often to the point of being morally superior or intolerant of others' behaviors.
Crossword clues for priggish
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "priggish".
- Overly concerned with propriety and morality.
- Excessively prim and proper in behavior.
- Self-righteous attitude about social norms.
- Stuffy and intolerant of others' flaws.
- Uptight about moral standards and decorum.
Priggish sentence examples
- Her priggish attitude towards the less fortunate made her unpopular among her peers.
- The teacher's priggish demeanor stifled any chance of open discussion in the classroom.
- He found her priggish remarks about etiquette both amusing and irritating at the same time.
- Despite her priggish tendencies, she was well-liked for her genuine kindness and support.
- The priggish behavior of the committee members alienated those who wanted to bring fresh ideas to the table.