What is "overnice" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "overnice": excessively fastidious and easily disgusted

Adjective

Synonyms:

choosy, discriminating, squeamish, exacting, finicky, fussy, captious, critical, dainty, demanding, difficult, hypercritical, nice, particular, persnickety, picky, punctilious, queasy, finical, easily disgusted, fussbudgety, hard to please, nit-picky, overdelicate, stickling, choosy, squeamish, fastidious, scrupulous, fussy, critical, dainty, difficult, nice, persnickety, picky, finical, finicking, fussbudget, hard to please, nit-picking, stickling, pompous, stilted, abstruse, academic, arid, didactic, doctrinaire, dry, dull, egotistic, erudite, formal, fussy, hairsplitting, learned, ostentatious, particular, pedagogic, priggish, punctilious, sententious, scholastic, donnish, nit-picking, schoolish, affected, artful, artificial, chichi, choosy, dainty, delicate, fastidious, finicky, fragile, fussy, nice, ostentatious, particular, persnickety, pretentious, refined, showy, studied, la-di-da, alembicated, overrefined, precieux, stagy, squeamish, prudish, Victorian, fastidious, finicky, genteel, goody-goody, persnickety, picky, precious, prim, puritanical, sissy, strait-laced, stuffy, epicene, sissified, goody-two-shoes, pansified, prim and proper, stickling, tight-laced, puritanical, prissy, fastidious, squeamish, uptight, narrow-minded, Victorian, affected, artificial, austere, bigoted, conventional, demure, finicky, genteel, illiberal, mincing, narrow, precise, pretentious, priggish, prim, proper, rigid, rigorous, scrupulous, severe, square, starchy, stern, stiff, stilted, straitlaced, stuffy, offish, overexact, overmodest, simpering, abstruse, academic, arid, bookish, didactic, doctrinaire, dry, dull, egotistic, erudite, formal, fussy, hairsplitting, learned, literary, ostentatious, particular, pedagogic, pedantical, pompous, priggish, punctilious, sententious, stilted, donnish, formalistic, nit-picking, scholastic, schoolish, abstruse, academic, arid, bookish, didactic, doctrinaire, dry, dull, egotistic, erudite, formal, fussy, hairsplitting, inkhorn, learned, literary, ostentatious, particular, pedagogic, pompous, priggish, punctilious, sententious, stilted, donnish, formalistic, nit-picking, scholastic, schoolish,

Antonyms:

uncritical, indifferent, uncouth, undemanding, unfussy, uncareful, indiscriminating, uncritical, undemanding, unfussy, easy, open, informal, plain, simple, imprecise, useless, valueless, worthless, inexpensive, defective, deficient, impaired, disfavored, cheap, common, informal, unconcerned, brave, extroverted, bold, outgoing,