mincy

/ˈmɪnsi/
adjective
  1. Walking or moving with small, careful steps in a way that is often seen as dainty or affected.
    • The actor walked across the stage with a mincy gait that made the audience laugh.
    • She took mincy steps through the puddles to avoid splashing her new shoes.
    • His mincy walk was a habit from years of balancing on narrow catwalks.
  2. Overly delicate or fussy in manner or appearance, often in a way that seems unnatural or exaggerated.
    • Her mincy gestures made her seem nervous and unsure of herself.
    • The decorator's mincy style didn't suit the rustic cabin at all.
    • He spoke with a mincy tone that annoyed his coworkers during the meeting.
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