nimbyish
nimbyish adjective: in the manner of a nimby.
Adjective
nimbyish (comparative more nimbyish, superlative most nimbyish)
- In the manner of a nimby.
- Stuff the objections of these nimbyish naysayers.2015 July 5, Andrew Rawnsley, “We’d dig ourselves a deep hole if we took politics out of planning”, in The Observer
Noun capitalized: NIMBYish
NIMBYish (uncountable)
- Alternative letter-case form of nimbyish.
Forms of nimbyish
| comparative | more nimbyish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most nimbyish |
| alternative form | NIMBYish |
Origin of nimbyish
From nimby + -ish.
Questions about nimbyish
- What does nimbyish mean?
- Nimbyish means in the manner of a nimby.
- What part of speech is nimbyish?
- Nimbyish can be an adjective or a noun.
Words near nimbyish in the dictionary
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