cattish in a sentence

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Definition

Cattish: characterized by a sly, malicious, or spiteful demeanor, often associated with a tendency to engage in gossip or drama.

Her cattish remarks during the meeting made it clear that she was not in favor of the proposal.
The actress played a cattish character who reveled in drama and intrigue.
He couldn't help but find her cattish behavior both amusing and infuriating.
The cattish rivalry between the two friends escalated as they competed for the same role.
With a cattish grin, she brushed off his compliments as if they were nothing.
The cattish tone in her voice suggested jealousy beneath her seemingly friendly demeanor.
As the party progressed, her cattish nature began to emerge, drawing everyone’s attention.
The novel featured a cattish protagonist who used her charm to manipulate those around her.
His cattish laughter echoed in the empty hall, a sound that both enchanted and unsettled the others.
It was difficult to ignore the cattish glances exchanged between the two coworkers.