Definition of "la-di-da" [la-di-da]

• Informal Affectedly genteel; pretentious. (adjective)
• Used to express disdain for something viewed as pretentious. (interjection)

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• "I raised my eyebrows, but I may as well have whistled, or said, “Well, la-di-da.”"
• "The guy seems to care so little about his work here that he fails to believably: type on a keyboard (re: his character is a professional writer), urgently ride a bicycle in a downpour (again, he does this with inexplicable la-di-da slowness), and talk at a GPS with any semblance of a person who is frustrated."
• "Ever la-di-da shitass in this town will be able to spit on us if we take charity!"