sadity
sadity is the alternative form of saditty.
Meaning of saditty
Adjective
saditty (comparative more saditty, superlative most saditty)
- Acting snobbish, arrogant, or superior; uppity; perceived to be trying to associate with a higher social class.
- This desire for the group was voiced by its president in her attempts to get the girls to be “ladies and cultivated”—or, as frequently stated by them, to be more “seditty” (sedate), a colloquialism referring to the respectable and controlled behavior associated with middle-class standards.1948, Grace Longwell Coyle, Group Work with American Youth: A Guide to the Practice of Leadership, page 39
Forms of sadity
| comparative | more sadity |
|---|---|
| superlative | most sadity |
Questions about sadity
- What is sadity the alternative form of?
- Sadity is the alternative form of saditty.
Words near sadity in the dictionary
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