Douchery

Pronunciation: /ˈduʃəri/

Definitions of douchery

noun an act or behavior that is obnoxious, arrogant, or irritating, typically associated with someone who is considered a 'douchebag'

Example Sentences

A1 I don't understand why people engage in douchery.

A2 His constant douchery is really starting to annoy me.

B1 The comedian's douchery on stage was met with mixed reactions from the audience.

B2 The politician's douchery during the debate did not sit well with the viewers.

C1 The author's blatant douchery in his latest novel caused controversy among literary critics.

C2 The CEO's douchery in handling the company's financial crisis led to his eventual downfall.

Examples of douchery in a Sentence

formal The politician's douchery was evident in his lack of respect for his constituents.

informal I can't stand his douchery, always acting like he's better than everyone else.

slang His douchery knows no bounds, he's always causing drama.

figurative The douchery of the situation was like a dark cloud hanging over the group.

Grammatical Forms of douchery

• past tense: douched
• plural: doucheries
• comparative: more douchey
• superlative: most douchey
• present tense: douches
• future tense: will douche
• perfect tense: have douched
• continuous tense: is douching
• singular: douchery
• positive degree: douchy
• infinitive: to douche
• gerund: douching
• participle: douching

Origin and Evolution of douchery

First Known Use: 1800 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The word 'douchery' is believed to have originated from the French word 'doucherie' which means behavior or actions characteristic of a douche.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe behavior perceived as pretentious or obnoxious, the word 'douchery' has evolved to encompass a wider range of negative traits and actions.