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Requiring a lot of attention. When describing a person, high-maintenance usually means that the individual is emotionally needy or prone to over-dramatizing a situation to gain attention Although he was a nice boy, his low self-esteem made him high-maintenance.
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A person who has expensive taste (re. clothing, restaurants, etc.).
This person is never comfortable because he/she is constantly concerned about his/her appearance. This person feels they are better than most people and usually judge others based on outward appearances. I am not high maintenance
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1. Requiring much time and many products to keep their appearance at the current level. 2. And/or requiring much attention from others in relationships, romantic or otherwise. 1. I know I'm high maintenance, said the beauty queen.
2. Anne was a high maintenance employee, with her nearly daily requests for time-off or time-shifting. |
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A gluttonous queen, narcissistic and mean. She's so high maintenance, I can't stand being around her anymore.
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madison: some girl that is very attention seeking, and always wanting you to tell her she is beautiful. George has a high maintenance friennd.
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Someone who is fixated on Diamond Chairs and Diesel jeans. He is really laid back, but if you saw his apartment you would call him high maintenance.
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having expensive taste and multiple costly needs frequently. The teenage girl had to have the expensive, name-brand shoes instead of the cheaper ones that were just as good.
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