How To Spell prudish?
How to Pronounce prudish?
Correct pronunciation for the word "prudish" is [pɹˈuːdɪʃ], [pɹˈuːdɪʃ], [p_ɹ_ˈuː_d_ɪ_ʃ].
Definition of prudish
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Affectedly virtuous or modest; very formal; precise or reserved.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
What are the misspellings for prudish?
What is the adjective for prudish?
The adjective form of "prudish" is "prudish".
Usage over time for prudish:
This graph shows how "prudish" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of prudish?
The plural form of the word "prudish" is "prudishes"
What is the singular form of prudish?
The singular form of the word "prudish" is "prude"
Synonyms for Prudish:
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adj.
• severe- acute ,
- bleak ,
- exacting ,
- correct ,
- abrupt ,
- hidebound ,
- censorious ,
- imperial ,
- dour ,
- draconian ,
- chilly ,
- austere ,
- authoritarian ,
- brisk ,
- disciplined ,
- acerbic ,
- acrimonious ,
- inflexible ,
- frosty ,
- caustic ,
- brusque ,
- ascetic ,
- grim ,
- demanding ,
- dry ,
- cutting ,
- harsh ,
- icy ,
- intense ,
- fundamental ,
- crisp ,
- curt ,
- gruff ,
- basic ,
- blunt ,
- cool ,
- astringent .
- graceful ,
- intolerant ,
- confined ,
- formal ,
- hollow ,
- chivalrous ,
- cultivated ,
- courtly ,
- fashionable ,
- aristocratic ,
- courteous ,
- civil .
- finicky ,
- critical ,
- discerning ,
- conscientious ,
- fussy ,
- fastidious ,
- choosy ,
- dainty ,
- flawless ,
- hypercritical ,
- epicurean ,
- diligent ,
- discriminating ,
- accurate .
- innocent ,
- elegant ,
- immaculate ,
- impotent ,
- controlled ,
- inexperienced ,
- continent ,
- clean ,
- celibate ,
- decent .
- coy .
Nearby words
Resources
- Correct spelling for prudish [Infographic] | Spellchecker.net
- prudish - English spelling dictionary
- Prudish | Definition of prudish by Merriam-Webster
- Prudish definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
- Prudish | Definition of prudish at Dictionary.com
- Prudish dictionary definition | prudish defined
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