Definition of Hyperfastidious

1. [adj]

Lexicographical Neighbors of Hyperfastidious

hyperexcitement
hyperexcretion
hyperexcretions
hyperexophoria
hyperexpanded
hyperextend
hyperextended
hyperextending
hyperextends
hyperextensible
hyperextension
hyperextension-hyperflexion injury
hyperextensions
hyperexuberance
hyperfast
hyperfastidious (current term)
hyperfeminine
hyperfeminized
hyperferraemia
hyperferremia
hyperfibrinogenaemia
hyperfibrinolysis
hyperfiction
hyperfiltration
hyperfine
hyperfine structure
hyperfinite
hyperflexion
hyperfocal
hyperfocal distance

Literary usage of Hyperfastidious

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Plots and Personalities: A New Method of Testing and Training the Creative by Edwin Emery Slosson, June Etta Downey (1922)
"Thyme—a very, very good man, hyperfastidious, affianced to No. 3 until her confession of school-girl ..."

2. The Psychology of Marriage by Walter Matthew Gallichan (1918)
"~JTo doubt many sensitive women, with false or hyperfastidious views of sex functions, find some difficulty in adjusting their preconceptions to the new ..."

3. Days of the Past: A Medley of Memories by Alexander Innes Shand (1905)
"... the Cruncher was a fine gentleman and hyperfastidious. Possibly, too, his conservative sentimentality saw something of sacrilege in turning Crockford's ..."

4. The Cyclopaedia of Social Usage: Manners and Customs of the Twentieth Century by Helen Lefferts Roberts (1913)
"... before presenting a friend of either sex to a woman she knows but slightly, or to an individual who is very busy, very exclusive, or hyperfastidious. ..."

5. Episodes of French History: During the Consulate and the First Empire by Pardoe (Julia) (1859)
"Circumstances did not permit me to be hyperfastidious, however; and I determined to request of the latter that he would procure for me a private interview ..."

6. Putnam's Handbook of Etiquette: A Cyclopaedia of Social Usage, Giving by Helen Lefferts Roberts (1913)
"... before presenting a friend of either sex to a woman she knows but slightly, or to an individual who is very busy, very exclusive, or hyperfastidious. ..."

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