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Definition of prudishly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
modestyRare in a way that shows excessive modestyRare
- She prudishly avoided the topic of romance.
- He prudishly refused to watch the film.
- They prudishly covered the statue with a cloth.
Origin of prudishly
English, prudish (excessively proper) + -ly (having qualities of)
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prudishly
in a manner that is prudish or prissy
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- French:avec pruderie, ...
- German:prüde, ...
- Italian:pudicamente, ...
- Spanish:con pudor, ...
- Portuguese:com pudor, ...
- Chinese:过分拘谨地, ...
- Japanese:慎み深く, ...
- Arabic:بِاحْتِشَامٍ مُفْرِط, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצַנִּיעוּת יְתֵרָה, ...
- Russian:чрезмерно скромно, ...
- Ukrainian:сором'язливо, ...
- Hindi:अत्यधिक शालीनता से, ...
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