Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells: meaning & examples
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Meanings:
- A stereotypical, middle‑class, conservative person who expresses moral outrage or indignation, especially by writing letters of complaint to newspapers; used as an epithet for a prudish or querulous commentator.
- A conventional signature or persona representing public moral disapproval or conventional conservatism in correspondence and commentary.
Examples
BetaDisgusted of Tunbridge Wells wrote a scathing letter to the editor about the new art exhibit.
Disgustado de Tunbridge Wells escribió una carta mordaz al editor sobre la nueva exhibición de arte.
Whenever there’s a controversial topic, you can bet Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells will be complaining loudly.
Cada vez que hay un tema controvertido, puedes apostar que Disgusted de Tunbridge Wells se quejará en voz alta.
The columnist’s views seemed to echo those of Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells, full of moral outrage and conservatism.
Las opiniones del columnista parecían reflejar las de Disgusted de Tunbridge Wells, llenas de indignación moral y conservadurismo.
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