sassy Antonyms
Strongest:
- meek
- proper
- timid
- meek
- shy
- modest
- polite
- humble
- courteous
- timid
- courteous
- polite
- proper
- humble
- retiring
- retiring
- modest
- shy
Strong:
- mousey
- gentle
- embarrassed
- mousey
- mousy
- mousy
- mild
- ashamed
- respectful
- genteel
- deferential
- genteel
- deferential
- gentle
- ashamed
- demure
- embarrassed
- mild
- respectful
- demure
Weak:
Meaning of sassy
sassy (s)
improperly forward or bold
sassy Sentence Examples
- The mischievous kitten had a sassy demeanor, constantly batting at toys and darting around with playful abandon.
- The librarian's quick wit and sassy retorts kept the patrons amused and on their toes.
- The politician's sassy remarks during the debate drew both applause and criticism.
- The fashionista had a sassy sense of style, combining bold colors and edgy accessories with confidence.
- The teenage actress displayed a sassy attitude on set, eager to prove her independence.
- The sassy waitress served up sarcastic comments with every plate, leaving customers both entertained and slightly annoyed.
- The CEO's sassy email response put the entire department on edge, questioning their abilities.
- The sassy old lady had a sharp tongue and an unyielding determination.
- The sassy toddler kept her parents on their toes with her endless chatter and constant interruptions.
- The sassy chatbot responded to all inquiries with witty and sometimes inappropriate comments.
FAQs About the word sassy
improperly forward or bold
wise, cute, brassy, impudent, cheeky, brazen, defiant, saucy, cocky, cocksure
meek, proper, timid, meek, shy, modest, polite, humble, courteous,timid
The mischievous kitten had a sassy demeanor, constantly batting at toys and darting around with playful abandon.
The librarian's quick wit and sassy retorts kept the patrons amused and on their toes.
The politician's sassy remarks during the debate drew both applause and criticism.
The fashionista had a sassy sense of style, combining bold colors and edgy accessories with confidence.
