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penuriousness

/ˌpen.jʊˈrɪə.nəs.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état de grande pauvreté ou la tendance à une avarice excessive en matière d'argent.

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noun

/ˌpen.jʊˈrɪə.nəs.nəs/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'état de grande pauvreté ou la tendance à une avarice excessive en matière d'argent.

A noun referring to a state of extreme poverty or a disposition to be excessively stingy with money.

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  1. Extreme povertyC2formal

    A state of being very poor; lacking financial resources.

    frDénuement total

    • The family lived in such penuriousness that they could barely afford food.
    • His penuriousness was evident from his worn-out clothes and empty pockets.
    • The novel depicts the penuriousness of the working class in the 19th century.

    Synonymesbeggarydestitutionimpoverishmentindigenceneedinesspauperismpennilessness

    Antonymesaffluenceopulenceplentyrichnesswealth

  2. Stinginess or miserlinessC2formal

    A tendency to be extremely unwilling to spend money; excessive frugality.

    frAvarice

    • His penuriousness annoyed his friends, as he never contributed to group gifts.
    • The landlord's penuriousness meant the building was never properly maintained.
    • She was known for her penuriousness, always choosing the cheapest option regardless of quality.

    Synonymesavaricecheapnessfrugalitygreedmeannessmiserlinessniggardlinessparsimonystinginesstightfistedness

    Antonymesgenerositylavishnessliberalityopenhandedness

Formes
  • penuriousnesses plural form
  • penuriousnesses' possessive plural form
  • penuriousness's possessive singular form
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