pussyfooted Sentence Examples
- Sarah pussyfooted around the issue, refusing to address it directly.
- Instead of making a decision, he pussyfooted and danced around the topic.
- The politician pussyfooted during the debate, avoiding any firm commitments.
- It's time to stop pussyfooting and confront the problem head-on.
- Don't pussyfoot with your words; be straightforward and honest.
- The company pussyfooted around the layoffs, causing anxiety among employees.
- Let's not pussyfoot around the issue any longer; we need to find a solution.
- He pussyfooted through the negotiations, never quite committing to any terms.
- She pussyfooted around the idea of quitting her job, fearing the uncertainty.
- The team pussyfooted during the project, leading to missed deadlines and confusion.
pussyfooted Meaning
pussyfooted
to avoid taking a firm stand (as in a dispute), to tread or move warily or stealthily, to refrain from committing oneself, to walk or move in a careful or sneaky manner
Synonyms & Antonyms of pussyfooted
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FAQs About the word pussyfooted
to avoid taking a firm stand (as in a dispute), to tread or move warily or stealthily, to refrain from committing oneself, to walk or move in a careful or sneak
weaseled, shook, hemmed and hawed, beat about the bush, ducked, tergiversated, straddled the fence, equivocated, fudged, dodged
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Sarah pussyfooted around the issue, refusing to address it directly.
Instead of making a decision, he pussyfooted and danced around the topic.
The politician pussyfooted during the debate, avoiding any firm commitments.
It's time to stop pussyfooting and confront the problem head-on.
