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pseudery

pseudery noun: the behaviour of a pseud; intellectual pretension.

Noun

pseudery (usually uncountable, plural pseuderies)

  1. (usually) The behaviour of a pseud; intellectual pretension.

Forms of pseudery

pluralpseuderies

Origin of pseudery

From pseud + -ery.

Questions about pseudery

What does pseudery mean?
Pseudery means the behaviour of a pseud; intellectual pretension.
What part of speech is pseudery?
Pseudery is a noun.
What is the plural of pseudery?
The plural of pseudery is pseuderies.

Words near pseudery in the dictionary

  1. pseudepigraphs
  2. pseudepigraphy
  3. pseudergate
  4. pseudergates
  5. pseuderies
  6. pseudery
  7. pseudesthesia
  8. pseudeurotiaceous
  9. pseudimago
  10. pseudimagoes
  11. pseudimagos

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