Pronunciation: /ˈɡʊdi ˈɡʊdi/
noun a person who is self-righteously, affectedly, or cloyingly good or virtuous
A1 My little sister is such a goody goody, always following the rules.
A2 The teacher's pet is often seen as a goody goody by the other students.
B1 Some people find it annoying when others act like a goody goody all the time.
B2 She may seem like a goody goody on the outside, but she has a rebellious side too.
C1 Being labeled as a goody goody can sometimes be a hindrance in social situations.
C2 Despite her goody goody reputation, she knows how to have fun and let loose.
adjective excessively or affectedly good; sanctimonious
A1 She always follows the rules and is considered a goody goody by her classmates.
A2 The goody goody student never misses a homework assignment.
B1 Some people find her goody goody attitude annoying, but others admire her dedication.
B2 Despite being labeled as a goody goody, she still knows how to have fun.
C1 Her reputation as a goody goody has earned her the respect of teachers and peers alike.
C2 While some may see her as a goody goody, she is actually quite rebellious in her own way.
formal She always acted like a goody goody in front of the teachers.
informal Stop being such a goody goody and just have some fun for once.
slang She's such a goody goody, always following the rules and never taking any risks.
figurative Don't be a goody goody, sometimes you need to break the rules to truly live life.
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