Twattish

Pronunciation: /ˈtwɑːtɪʃ/

Definitions of twattish

adjective showing characteristics of being foolish or idiotic

Example Sentences

A1 He made a twattish comment during the meeting.

A2 She acted in a twattish manner at the party.

B1 His twattish behavior was not appreciated by his colleagues.

B2 The manager's twattish attitude towards his employees was unacceptable.

C1 The politician's twattish remarks caused a public outcry.

C2 Her twattish behavior towards her subordinates led to her downfall in the company.

Examples of twattish in a Sentence

formal His behavior at the meeting was incredibly twattish and unprofessional.

informal I can't believe how twattish he was acting last night at the party.

slang She's always acting so twattish, it's really annoying.

figurative The way he treated his employees was nothing short of twattish.

Grammatical Forms of twattish

• past tense: twattished
• plural: twattishes
• comparative: more twattish
• superlative: most twattish
• present tense: is twattish
• future tense: will be twattish
• perfect tense: has been twattish
• continuous tense: is being twattish
• singular: twattish
• positive degree: twattish
• infinitive: to be twattish
• gerund: being twattish
• participle: twattishing

Origin and Evolution of twattish

First Known Use: 1986 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'twattish' is believed to have originated from the combination of the word 'twat' and the suffix '-ish'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a derogatory term to describe someone as foolish or idiotic, the word 'twattish' has evolved to become a more lighthearted and colloquial insult in modern times.