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beastliness

/ˈbiːst.li.nəs/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, absichtlich böse oder unangenehm zu sein; oft für widerwärtiges Verhalten oder, besonders, für unangenehmes Wetter verwendet.

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noun

/ˈbiːst.li.nəs/C2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, absichtlich böse oder unangenehm zu sein; oft für widerwärtiges Verhalten oder, besonders, für unangenehmes Wetter verwendet.

A noun referring to the quality of being deliberately mean or unpleasant, often used to describe nasty behavior or, especially, unpleasant weather.

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  1. Deliberate meannessC1formal

    The quality or state of being intentionally cruel, unpleasant, or malicious.

    deVorsätzliche Gemeinheit

    • His beastliness towards the new employee was shocking.
    • The bully's beastliness knew no bounds.
    • She was hurt by the unexpected beastliness of his remarks.

    Synonymecrueltymalevolencemalicemalignitymeannessnastinessspitespitefulnessvenomviciousness

    Antonymebenevolencecompassiongentlenesshumanitykindness

  2. Unpleasantness (especially of weather)C1informalbritish

    A state of being extremely unpleasant, harsh, or disagreeable, often used to describe bad weather.

    deWiderwärtigkeit des Wetters

    • We stayed indoors due to the beastliness of the weather.
    • The beastliness of the winter storm made travel impossible.
    • I'm tired of this constant beastliness of the cold rain.

    Synonymedisagreeablenessfoulnessharshnessinclemencynastinessseverityunpleasantness

    Antonymeagreeablenessmildnesspleasantness

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  • beastlinesses plural form
  • beastlinesses' possessive plural form
  • beastliness's possessive singular form
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