fie
What is another word for fie? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Intj — An old-fashioned exclamation of disapproval, disgust, or mock outrage, sometimes followed by "on" or "upon."
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Etymology
From Middle English fy, borrowed from Old French fi, ultimately from Latin.
Full origin of fie →Frequently asked questions
What does “fie” mean?
The word “fie” means an old-fashioned exclamation of disapproval, disgust, or mock outrage, sometimes followed by "on" or "upon.". In plain terms, an old word for "shame on you" or "how disgraceful" — rarely used today except for comic or theatrical effect.
How do you pronounce “fie”?
“Fie” is pronounced feye (/faɪ/ in IPA).
How do you use “fie” in a sentence?
Here is “fie” used in a sentence: “"Fie on you!" she cried, feigning offense at the joke.”
What part of speech is “fie”?
“Fie” is an intj.
Where does the word “fie” come from?
The word “fie” comes from Latin. From Middle English fy, borrowed from Old French fi, ultimately from Latin.
