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inhospitableness

/ˌɪn.hɑˈspɪt.ə.bəl.nəs/

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noun

/ˌɪn.hɑˈspɪt.ə.bəl.nəs/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние или качество быть негостеприимным, используемое как для описания неблагоприятных для жизни или роста условий окружающей среды, так и для недружелюбного и негостеприимного расположения человека.

A noun denoting the state or quality of being inhospitable, used either for an environmental condition that is unfavorable for life or growth, or for a person's unfriendly and unwelcoming disposition.

uncountable

  1. Unfavorable environmental conditionC1formalscientific

    The quality of an area or region that is not suitable for life or growth due to harsh climate, terrain, or lack of resources.

    ruНеблагоприятные условия окружающей среды

    • The inhospitableness of the desert made survival extremely difficult.
    • Scientists studied the inhospitableness of the Arctic tundra.
    • The inhospitableness of the terrain discouraged any settlement.

    Synonymsbarrennessbleaknessdesolationharshnesshostilityseverity

    Antonymshospitality

  2. Unfriendly dispositionC1formal

    The state or quality of being unwelcoming, cold, or hostile in manner or attitude.

    ruНегостеприимность

    • His inhospitableness made it hard for him to make friends.
    • The inhospitableness of the staff drove customers away.
    • She was known for her inhospitableness toward strangers.

    Synonymsaloofnessantagonismcoldnesscoolnesshostilityill willinhospitalityunfriendlinessunkindnessunsociability

    Antonymscordialityfriendlinesshospitalitywarmth

Forms
  • inhospitablenesses plural form
  • inhospitablenesses' possessive plural form
  • inhospitableness's possessive singular form
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