piqued in Italian
piqued in Italian is piccato — piqued means mildly annoyed or offended, especially because of a perceived slight to one's pride.
piqued in Italian
piccato
Annoyed, usually mildly and temporarily, especially by an offense to one's pride or honor.
What does "piqued" mean?
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adj Mildly annoyed or offended, especially because of a perceived slight to one's pride.
"She felt piqued when her idea was dismissed without discussion."
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piqued in a sentence
- She felt piqued when her idea was dismissed without discussion.
- He gave a piqued sigh and left the meeting early.
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What is "piqued" in Italian?
"piqued" in Italian is piccato. piqued means: Mildly annoyed or offended, especially because of a perceived slight to one's pride.
How do you use "piqued" in a sentence?
Example: "She felt piqued when her idea was dismissed without discussion." In Italian, "piqued" is piccato.
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