What is another word for most parsonish?
Pronunciation: [mˈə͡ʊst pˈɑːsɒnɪʃ] (IPA) 
Most parsonish implies being overly conservative, strict, and moralistic. Synonyms for this term may include being puritanical, fanatical, rigid, dogmatic, or austere. These words describe individuals who are too focused on rules, customs and traditions, and can see things only in black and white. They may lack the ability to understand and appreciate nuances and individual differences, as they perceive the world in a one-track manner. Such traits can be found in religious leaders or individuals who adhere strongly to traditional values, but can also be present in non-religious contexts. People who exhibit the traits of being the "most parsonish" can be challenging to communicate and collaborate with, as they may not be open to alternative perspectives.
