prim

IPA: prˈɪm

noun

  • (botany) privet

verb

  • (dated) To make affectedly precise or proper.
  • (dated) To dress or act smartly.

adjective

  • prudish, straight-laced
  • formal; precise; affectedly neat or nice
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Examples of "prim" in Sentences

  • She was what is called prim in her manner, and as delicate as an American.
  • "Well, I don't think we're exactly what you'd call prim and proper," chuckled Meg.
  • It is only what the law terms primâ facie evidence; that is, good until contradicted or explained.
  • We have 15,000 prims to make the world come alive (a prim is the fundamental building unit in Second Life).
  • A prim is a basic building block that is used to create build anything and everything in the virtual world of Second Life®.
  • She had many times been called prim and old-fashioned, especially at school, by Joan and others when men were talked about, and the glittering life that lay beyond the walls.
  • Each "big" set is completed by and linked to an invisible prim, which is positioned at the center of the big virtual sphere, and this invisible prim responds to start and stop commands.

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