old-womanish Antonyms
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Meaning of old-womanish
Wordnet
old-womanish (s)
primly fastidious
Webster
old-womanish (a.)
Like an old woman; anile.
old-womanish Sentence Examples
- His old-womanish fussing over minor details irritated his colleagues.
- She had a tendency to adopt an old-womanish demeanor, always worrying about trivial matters.
- The professor's old-womanish mannerisms belied her expertise in the field of quantum physics.
- Despite his young age, he had developed an old-womanish penchant for knitting and baking.
- Her old-womanish insistence on following strict routines made her seem older than her years.
- The old-womanish gossiping in the office often led to unnecessary drama.
- He was often teased by his friends for his old-womanish habit of collecting porcelain figurines.
- Her old-womanish attire, complete with a knitted shawl and sensible shoes, made her stand out in the trendy crowd.
- Some viewed her cautious approach to life as old-womanish, but she preferred to err on the side of caution.
- Despite being in her twenties, her old-womanish habits of early bedtimes and herbal tea were well-known among her peers.
FAQs About the word old-womanish
primly fastidiousLike an old woman; anile.
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His old-womanish fussing over minor details irritated his colleagues.
She had a tendency to adopt an old-womanish demeanor, always worrying about trivial matters.
The professor's old-womanish mannerisms belied her expertise in the field of quantum physics.
Despite his young age, he had developed an old-womanish penchant for knitting and baking.
