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Definition & Meaning of "pique"

Pique
01

a sudden outburst of anger

to pique
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to trigger a strong emotional reaction in someone, such as anger, resentment, or offense

Transitive: to pique sb/sth
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He was piqued by her lack of attention.
Her comment about my work piqued my anger.
02

to provoke or arouse a feeling of interest or curiosity in someone

Transitive: to pique a sense of interest or curiosity
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The movie trailer piqued my interest in the film.
The mysterious letter left on her desk piqued her curiosity.
03

to pride oneself on something or feel a sense of superiority

Transitive: to pique oneself on sth
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She piqued herself on her cooking skills.
She always managed to pique herself on her resilience and ability to overcome adversity.
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piqué
Pique
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a textured woven pattern, often featuring small geometric designs, that creates a distinctive raised surface used in garments like polo shirts

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