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Phrase or words to describe a diva/prima donna

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Good day,

I am looking for phrases or words to describe a diva, prima donna. Someone who is used to being spoilt, who does not like getting their proverbial hands dirty but instead just wants to be pampered and treated to fine wines, and first class jetsetting, shopping and 5 star hotels. Usually a woman who could never go camping or backpacking, outdoors, or ride in coach. Someone who is overly concerned about their appearance and their fashion.

What's the best way to describe a woman like this apart from diva/prima donna? Don't need a single word. Just effective way to articulate it.

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  Both diva and prima donna (but especially the latter) are words that have that meaning. What's wrong with them that you need something else?
  
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  I am hungry for more ways to communicate it.
  
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Good day,

I am looking for phrases or words to describe a diva, prima donna. Someone who is used to being spoilt, who does not like getting their proverbial hands dirty but instead just wants to be pampered and treated to fine wines, and first class jetsetting, shopping and 5 star hotels. Usually a woman who could never go camping or backpacking, outdoors, or ride in coach. Someone who is overly concerned about their appearance and their fashion.

What's the best way to describe a woman like this apart from diva/prima donna? Don't need a single word. Just effective way to articulate it.

single-word-requests phrase-requests

share|improve this question

edited 17 mins ago

Ishaq

asked 37 mins ago

IshaqIshaq

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Both diva and prima donna (but especially the latter) are words that have that meaning. What's wrong with them that you need something else?
  
  – Jason Bassford
  22 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I am hungry for more ways to communicate it.
  
  – Ishaq
  17 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

Good day,

I am looking for phrases or words to describe a diva, prima donna. Someone who is used to being spoilt, who does not like getting their proverbial hands dirty but instead just wants to be pampered and treated to fine wines, and first class jetsetting, shopping and 5 star hotels. Usually a woman who could never go camping or backpacking, outdoors, or ride in coach. Someone who is overly concerned about their appearance and their fashion.

What's the best way to describe a woman like this apart from diva/prima donna? Don't need a single word. Just effective way to articulate it.

single-word-requests phrase-requests

share|improve this question

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