8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Priggish' in a Sentence
"Overly concerned with trivial details of propriety, often in a self-righteous or annoying manner." more
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His priggish obsession with time led him to scold anyone who arrived even a minute late to the informal gathering.
The priggish dance instructor demanded flawless execution of every step in the casual dance class.
His priggish insistence on organic produce led to a lengthy discussion in the grocery store.
The priggish scout leader reprimanded the troop for not maintaining impeccable order during the camping trip.
With a priggish air, she criticized the use of slang words, considering them a degradation of the English language.
Despite being a casual gathering, her priggish nature made everyone feel like they were attending a formal event.
The priggish park ranger scolded visitors for stepping slightly off the designated trail during the nature walk.
Her priggish adherence to traditional values made her disapprove of the modern art displayed in the gallery.
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