bossy in Irish
bossy in Irish is tiarnúil — bossy means fond of giving orders to others, often more than is welcome or necessary.
bossy in Irish
tiarnúil
Tending to give orders to others, especially when unwarranted; domineering.
What does "bossy" mean?
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adj Fond of giving orders to others, often more than is welcome or necessary.
"Her bossy older brother always decided what game they would play."
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bossy in a sentence
- Her bossy older brother always decided what game they would play.
- He came across as bossy in meetings, even when he meant well.
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What is "bossy" in Irish?
"bossy" in Irish is tiarnúil. bossy means: Fond of giving orders to others, often more than is welcome or necessary.
How do you use "bossy" in a sentence?
Example: "Her bossy older brother always decided what game they would play." In Irish, "bossy" is tiarnúil.
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