Pronunciation: /ˈhænd.zi.nəs/
noun the quality or state of being overly tactile or physically intrusive
A1 I don't like his handsiness, he always touches me without asking.
A2 She felt uncomfortable with his handsiness, so she decided to avoid him.
B1 The company has a strict policy against handsiness in the workplace.
B2 His handsiness towards his colleagues led to a formal complaint being filed.
C1 The CEO's handsiness was a major scandal that resulted in his resignation.
C2 The politician's handsiness towards women was exposed by the media, causing a public outcry.
formal The HR department takes reports of handsiness in the workplace very seriously.
informal I heard that John's handsiness got him in trouble at the office party.
slang Dude, keep your handsiness to yourself.
figurative Her handsiness with words made her a captivating storyteller.
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