fussiness

But he is a very sincere man; has neither show nor fussiness in him; and practices his duties with a strict, quiet regularity.

The Australians, afflicted by our modern nervous fussiness, could not leave Chidley alone.

He had never realized before the fussiness and bad taste of the architecture of this building, which was the heart of Monaco.

They had to assume an indolent attitude in pure opposition to his fussiness.

I thought there was the least touch of affectation of fussiness, but it may not be so.