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Meaning of missish
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missish (a.)
Like a miss; prim; affected; sentimental.
missish Sentence Examples
- Mary-Ellen was a tall and formidable missish, with a sharp tongue and an unyielding nature.
- The missish's catty remarks cut deep, leaving her victims feeling wounded and humiliated.
- A prim and proper missish, Mrs. Hawthorne kept her home spotless and her servants in line.
- The missish's overbearing manner made her unpopular among her neighbors, who preferred to keep their distance.
- Eliza's missish ways grated on her husband, who longed for a more easygoing and affectionate wife.
- The missish's gossip spread through the town like wildfire, destroying reputations and ruining lives.
- Old Missish Harper lived alone in a dilapidated cottage, her only companions being her spiteful cats.
- The missish's disapproving glare made people feel ashamed and unworthy, even when they had done nothing wrong.
- Despite her missish demeanor, Mary secretly yearned for a life filled with love and laughter.
- The missish's reign of terror came to an end when the townsfolk banded together and stood up to her bullying ways.
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Like a miss; prim; affected; sentimental.
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Mary-Ellen was a tall and formidable missish, with a sharp tongue and an unyielding nature.
The missish's catty remarks cut deep, leaving her victims feeling wounded and humiliated.
A prim and proper missish, Mrs. Hawthorne kept her home spotless and her servants in line.
The missish's overbearing manner made her unpopular among her neighbors, who preferred to keep their distance.
