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badness

/ˈbæd.nəs/

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noun

/ˈbæd.nəs/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее качество или состояние моральной неправильности, неполноценности или нежелательности; может описывать этические недостатки, степень тяжести неприятных условий или озорное поведение.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being morally wrong, inferior, or undesirable; it can describe ethical failings, the severity of unpleasant conditions, or mischievous behavior.

uncountable

  1. Immoral or unethical qualityB2formal

    The quality of being morally wrong, wicked, or below acceptable ethical standards.

    ruПорочность

    • The badness of his actions was condemned by the entire community.
    • She could not comprehend the badness behind such a cruel decision.
    • The novel explores the inherent badness in human nature.

    Synonymscorruptiondepravityevilimmoralityiniquitysinfulnessunrighteousnessvilenesswickednesswrongness

    Antonymsgoodnessmoralityrectituderighteousnessvirtue

  2. Degree of undesirabilityB1informal

    The extent to which something is unpleasant, harmful, or severe, such as pain or weather conditions.

    ruСтепень нежелательности

    • The badness of the storm forced everyone to stay indoors.
    • He complained about the badness of the pain in his leg.
    • We underestimated the badness of the traffic jam.

    Synonymsgravityseriousnessseverity

    Antonymsbenignitygoodness

  3. Mischievous behaviorA2informal

    A playful or naughty quality, often associated with children who cause trouble in a harmless way.

    ruОзорство

    • The toddler's badness was endearing, even when he hid the remote.
    • Her eyes sparkled with a hint of badness before she played the prank.
    • The teacher smiled at the boy's harmless badness.

    Synonymsdevilryimpishnessmischiefmischievousnessnaughtinessprankishnessrascalityroguishness

    Antonymsgoodnessinnocenceobediencevirtue

Forms
  • badnesses plural form
  • badnesses' possessive plural form
  • badness's possessive singular form
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