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henpeck Synonyms

Another word for henpeck

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• verb (Context 1)

To continually criticize, nag, and domineer over a husband or romantic partner (used especially of a wife or female partner).

Usage Example

"In the classic stage comedy, the overbearing matron is portrayed as trying to nag her timid spouse at every turn."

Strongest
nag
Strong
badger
browbeat
harass
hector
bully
domineer
pester
Weak
berate
scold

Opposites of henpeck

The opposite of henpeck shifts depending on context. Common opposites include:

praise
pamper
coddle
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