puritanically Antonyms
Strongest:
- loose
- prurient
- indecent
- lecherous
- bad
- wicked
- permissive
- lecherous
- immoral
- liberated
- immoral
- wicked
- prurient
- improper
- bad
- indecent
- lax
- improper
- permissive
- liberated
- loose
- lax
Strong:
- depraved
- degenerate
- depraved
- debauched
- lickerish
- perverted
- degenerate
- sleazy
- perverted
- debauched
- sleazy
- lickerish
Weak:
Meaning of puritanically
puritanically (r)
in a prudish manner
puritanically Sentence Examples
- The community elders enforced strict rules puritanically, allowing no room for deviation.
- She dressed puritanically, favoring modest clothing that covered her from neck to ankle.
- He approached life puritanically, adhering strictly to his principles and beliefs.
- The town's culture was puritanically inclined, discouraging any form of indulgence or frivolity.
- The preacher spoke puritanically, emphasizing the importance of repentance and salvation.
- Despite living in a modern era, some individuals still adhere puritanically to traditional values.
- The puritanically minded individuals in the community disapproved of anything they considered morally questionable.
- The puritanically strict laws of the time governed every aspect of public and private life.
- She managed her finances puritanically, avoiding any unnecessary expenses or luxuries.
- The puritanically conservative atmosphere of the town stifled creativity and innovation.
FAQs About the word puritanically
in a prudish manner
Victorian, straightlaced,prudish, proper, prim, moral, straitlaced, stuffy, nice-nelly, honest
loose, prurient, indecent, lecherous, bad, wicked, permissive, lecherous, immoral, liberated
The community elders enforced strict rules puritanically, allowing no room for deviation.
She dressed puritanically, favoring modest clothing that covered her from neck to ankle.
He approached life puritanically, adhering strictly to his principles and beliefs.
The town's culture was puritanically inclined, discouraging any form of indulgence or frivolity.
