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shallowness

/ˈʃæl.əʊ.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la cualidad de carecer de profundidad intelectual o emocional, o bien la propiedad física de tener poca profundidad.

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noun

/ˈʃæl.əʊ.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la cualidad de carecer de profundidad intelectual o emocional, o bien la propiedad física de tener poca profundidad.

A noun referring to the quality of lacking intellectual or emotional depth, or the physical property of having little depth.

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  1. Lack of intellectual or emotional depthB2formal

    The quality of being superficial, lacking serious thought, knowledge, or genuine feeling.

    esSuperficialidad

    • The shallowness of his arguments was evident to everyone.
    • She was disappointed by the shallowness of the conversation at the party.
    • Critics often point out the emotional shallowness of modern reality TV.

    Sinónimosemptinessfrivolityhollownessinsinceritysuperficialityvacuity

    Antónimosdepthprofunditysubstance

  2. Lack of physical depthB2formal

    The state or quality of having little distance from the top surface to the bottom.

    esPoca profundidad física

    • The shallowness of the river made it safe for children to wade.
    • Due to the shallowness of the soil, only small plants could grow.
    • The pool's shallowness was a concern for diving.

    Antónimosdepth

Formas
  • shallownesses plural form
  • shallownesses' possessive plural form
  • shallowness's possessive singular form
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