priggish in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for priggish in the English»Spanish Dictionary

priggish [Am ˈprɪɡɪʃ, Brit ˈprɪɡɪʃ] ADJ

priggish

mojigato

Translations for priggish in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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priggish in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for priggish in the English»Spanish Dictionary

priggish [ˈprɪgɪʃ] ADJ pej

priggish

mojigato, -a

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English

In practically every variant of its mythology, there is the priggish authority figure that we are all out to shock.

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The left and right can be equally priggish in this.

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The priggish, boorish, pharisaical right raged against him, and he soldiered on.

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Or was it two parents exercising their right to lightly mock their priggish offspring and set him right about the ways of the imperfect world?

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He is priggish and repressed and arrogant.

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I can envisage myself as having become a priggish headmistress.

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And maybe show his priggish brother how you hunt a vicious white walker rather than sweet little deer.

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This is not only short-sighted, xenophobic and priggish.

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Added to her priggish religiosity, it was a recipe for a decidedly frosty demeanour -- one reason she was disliked by her adopted countrymen.

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She is prudish, priggish and painfully self-conscious.

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