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Meanings of fussiness in English
Usage of fussiness in English
1
In the male that same fussiness develops, and a certain primness, too.
2
This antiquated fussiness of the dilettante little nobleman was sickening to her.
3
We may grant that the fussiness of Sinclair told against his proposals.
4
She was all plump and giddy fussiness -innocentand full of frivolity.
5
Ashamed of his own fussiness, the Master went back to his work.
6
William Morris held that all types should avoid hair-lines, fussiness, and ugliness.
7
At last even Carolyn Drake's querulous fussiness was satisfied, or trampled down.
8
And I don't think one needs to associate wine with fussiness and stuffiness.
9
It is not an instance of the fussiness of Mrs. Grundy.
10
Jealousy might be at the bottom of it or a certain nervous fussiness.
11
They had to assume an indolent attitude in pure opposition to his fussiness.
12
The Australians, afflicted by our modern nervous fussiness, could not leave Chidley alone.
13
People always expect my taste to be pretty-pretty, but I don't like fussiness.
14
But the fussiness of their needs made them all seem like little kids.
15
Throughout her life Russell hated what she saw as feminine fussiness.
16
The intensity it generated was far more important than some fussiness in the production.
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