lippy Antonyms
Strongest:
- deferential
- good
- polite
- decent
- genteel
- suitable
- dutiful
- modest
- correct
- courteous
- considerate
- respectable
- submissive
- appropriate
- civil
- humble
- fitting
- right
- proper
- meek
- respectful
- becoming
- gracious
- thoughtful
- friendly
- acceptable
Strong:
- yielding
- unassertive
- chivalrous
- cordial
- gallant
- well-bred
- felicitous
- genial
- mannerly
- graceful
- affable
- befitting
- fit
- hospitable
- sociable
- meet
Weak:
Strongest:
- impudent
- cheeky
- sassy
- brazen
- thoughtless
- bold
- shameless
- brassy
- insolent
- fresh
- brash
- saucy
- audacious
- disrespectful
Strong:
- arch
- vulgar
- unmannerly
- unhandsome
- impertinent
- sullen
- uncalled-for
- inconsiderate
- bold-faced
- caddish
- ill-mannered
- uncouth
- disagreeable
- grumpy
- crusty
- churlish
- uncivil
- loutish
- antisocial
- cross
- surly
- clownish
- snippy
- ungracious
- abrupt
- brusque
- curt
- gruff
- ill-bred
- boorish
- rude
- discourteous
- impolite
- blunt
- unmannered
Weak:
Meaning of lippy
lippy
given to back talk
lippy Sentence Examples
- The lippy salesperson continued talking back even after being told to be quiet.
- Her lippy response got her into trouble with the teacher.
- The rude customer's lippy remarks made the cashier furious.
- The politician's lippy behavior alienated many voters.
- Despite her lippy attitude, she had a kind heart.
- The lippy teenager got grounded for talking back to her parents.
- The lippy script made the movie unbearable to watch.
- Her lippy comments at the meeting caused a commotion.
- The lippy employee was fired for being disrespectful.
- The lippy CEO's arrogant attitude led to the company's downfall.
FAQs About the word lippy
given to back talk
impudent,cheeky, sassy, brazen, thoughtless, bold, shameless, brassy, insolent, fresh
deferential, good, polite, decent, genteel, suitable, dutiful, modest, correct, courteous
The lippy salesperson continued talking back even after being told to be quiet.
Her lippy response got her into trouble with the teacher.
The rude customer's lippy remarks made the cashier furious.
The politician's lippy behavior alienated many voters.
