A hide-bound pedant refers to a person who is excessively concerned with minor details or rules, often to the point of being rigid and inflexible in their thinking. This term combines "hide-bound," which suggests a narrow-minded or conservative attitude, with "pedant," which describes someone who is overly focused on formalities and trivial points of knowledge. Together, they characterize an individual who prioritizes strict adherence to established norms over creativity or broader understanding.
A pendant is a necklace. However, the word "pendant" does not appear in the play; the word you are looking for is "pedant", a scholar (hence our word pedantic). This particular scholar has come from Mantua and is planning to continue his journey to Rome and eventually to Tripoli. He is fooled into thinking that he has to conceal his nationality because Mantuans are no longer welcome in Padua, and therefore he has to impersonate Lucentio's father Vincentio.
It is approximately 25" high--between dining height (approx. 28") and cocktail height (approx. 19"). It can be used with a lounge chair, as opposed to a dining chair, for dining. Do not feel hidebound by this antiquated rule. In the US, we obviously prefer a higher table. Do what is comfortable for YOU .
It is a reasonable, effective, and traditional method of governing. Note from a pedant There has not been a Queen of England since 1701 - Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
the hidebound teacher loved to speak her own opinions
what is the opposite of pedant
Because my mother was so hidebound in her opinions ,I was not allowed to go to the movies with my friends
broad minded
The pedant is inveigled into impersonating Lucentio's father Vincentio. When the real Vincentio shows up, the pedant, not recognizing him, insists that he, the pedant, is in fact Vincentio.
pedant
I saw my girlfriend wearing a beautiful pedant around her neck. Oops, I think that should be "pendant", something that hangs. To use "pedant": Oh, don't ask her, she'll insist you don't split your infinitives! She's such a pedant.
Pedant
a know-allor: pedantic
Pedant
Capitalist middle-class, traditional, conventional, materialistic, hidebound
This means someone who pays too much attention to rules and book learning, or shows off his education ostentatiously. Here are some sentences.I'm tired of listening to him brag about his grades; he's just a pedant.A pedant is usually an annoying person.