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denseness

/ˈdɛn.snəs/

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noun

/ˈdɛn.snəs/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее качество умственной медлительности и ограниченности, или пространственное свойство скученности, или количество на единицу размера.

A noun referring to the quality of being mentally slow and limited, or the spatial property of being crowded together, or the amount per unit size.

uncountable

  1. Mental slownessC1formal

    The quality of being slow to understand or lacking in mental sharpness.

    ruТугодумие

    • His denseness made it difficult for him to grasp the concept.
    • She was frustrated by the denseness of the student's reasoning.
    • The teacher tried to overcome the denseness of the class with simpler explanations.

    Synonymsdimnessdullnessobtusenessslownessstupiditythickness

    Antonymsacuitybrightnessclevernessintelligencesharpness

  2. CrowdednessB2formal

    The state of being crowded or packed closely together in a space.

    ruСкученность

    • The denseness of the crowd made it hard to move through the square.
    • The denseness of the forest prevented sunlight from reaching the ground.
    • Urban planners study the denseness of populations in cities.

    Synonymsclosenesscompactnesscongestionthicknesstightness

    Antonymsemptinessspaciousness

  3. Density per unitB2formal

    The amount of something contained within a given unit of area or volume.

    ruПлотность на единицу

    • The denseness of the material affects its buoyancy in water.
    • Scientists measured the denseness of the gas in the chamber.
    • The denseness of the population in that region is very high.

    Synonymsconcentrationdensity

Forms
  • densenesses plural form
  • densenesses' possessive plural form
  • denseness's possessive singular form
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