officiousness (Meaning)
officiousness (n)
aggressiveness as evidenced by intruding; by advancing yourself or your ideas without invitation
Synonyms & Antonyms of officiousness
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officiousness Sentence Examples
- The officiousness of the clerk made the simple task overly complicated.
- The officiousness of the bureaucrat hindered the progress of the project.
- The officiousness of the teacher stifled the students' creativity and enthusiasm.
- The officiousness of the neighbor was a constant source of irritation for the entire block.
- The officiousness of the doctor's bedside manner made a difficult situation even more uncomfortable.
- The officiousness of the receptionist at the hotel made guests feel unwelcome.
- The officiousness of the security guard at the museum made visitors feel like criminals.
- The officiousness of the waiter at the restaurant ruined a potentially enjoyable evening.
- The officiousness of the police officer made the routine traffic stop unnecessarily stressful.
- The officiousness of the bank teller made the simple act of depositing a check a tedious process.
FAQs About the word officiousness
aggressiveness as evidenced by intruding; by advancing yourself or your ideas without invitation
interference, intrusiveness, obtrusiveness, interrogation, prying, concern, attentiveness, inquiry,questioning, meddlesomeness
indifference, unconcern, disregard, apathy, incuriosity, disregard, unconcern, indifference, incuriosity, apathy
The officiousness of the clerk made the simple task overly complicated.
The officiousness of the bureaucrat hindered the progress of the project.
The officiousness of the teacher stifled the students' creativity and enthusiasm.
The officiousness of the neighbor was a constant source of irritation for the entire block.
