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Meanings of too prosy in English
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Usage of too prosy in English
1
If the rector became too prosy, she could surreptitiously finish a few notes.
2
The Demi-monde is much too prosy for him.'
3
You are too prosy by far.
4
So it would-andmore polite than 'The Preacher,' as some call him who think he is a trifle too prosy in his remarks.
5
Too prosy to be high art, the poem is deeply affecting, and may be unique in the language.