Prudish is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRUDISH in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• marked by prudery
• having or revealing a tendency to be easily shocked by matters relating to sex or nudity; excessively concerned with sexual propriety
• Like a prude; very formal, precise, or reserved; affectedly severe in virtue; as, a prudish woman; prudish manners.
• exaggeratedly proper

Words related to PRUDISH

prude8 prudishly18 pudibund14

Words that contain PRUDISH

prudishly18 prudishness17 prudishnesses19

How to use PRUDISH in a sentence

• The unsaddened heart, no longer prudish, will not now, I hope, give the sable turn to every address of the man she dislikes not.
• Yet when Maulevrier came in quest of her, and entreated her to join them in a ramble, she was not too prudish to refuse the pleasure she so thoroughly enjoyed.
• The most prudish old woman would have found nothing to find fault with.
• He dared say that she was not as prudish with the methodist parson.
• In those days it was far from prudish and Mozart was always of unusual fascination for women.
• Our author is himself a little jealous of the prudish fidelity of his homely Muse, and tries to justify himself by precedents.
• Others said that I was too prudish, and would be an old maid, that I was looking for perfection in young men, and would not find it.
• He was taking the prudish, conventional point of view.
• To present-day readers, this may appear absurd, prudish, but not so to the men and women of that day.
• The angry painter placed his portrait in Hell with a mark of infamy that cast too lurid a light upon this prudish speech.
• The most prudish women of society found nothing to blame in the friendship which united Louise to the young Rostanges.
• It was wrong of her to take an absurdly prudish view of a stolen kiss and a tender declaration, and to fly from me as if I were as great a scoundrel as Mr.
• I begin to think that I took rather a prudish view of the thing myself at the time.
• He was tall, thin, and fair-haired, dressed with the extreme and elaborate neatness characteristic of a man of fashion in prudish England.
• And they were not a whit more prudish or less audacious than sculpture.
• It is an absurd thing, after all, to be prudish and to thrust away the dish that is offered you.
• The strong Sark air had got into all their heads, and whatever prudish notions might have been working in Margaret, she had bidden them to heel and took her pleasure as it came.

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