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shabbiness

/ˈʃæb.i.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état ou la qualité de ce qui est usé, délabré ou d'aspect négligé, ainsi qu'un acte injuste ou mesquin.

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noun

/ˈʃæb.i.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'état ou la qualité de ce qui est usé, délabré ou d'aspect négligé, ainsi qu'un acte injuste ou mesquin.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being worn, dilapidated, or inferior in appearance, or to an unjust or mean action.

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  1. Worn or Dilapidated ConditionB2formal

    The state of being worn out, frayed, or in poor condition due to age or use.

    frÉtat de délabrement

    • The shabbiness of the old theater was evident in its peeling paint and torn seats.
    • He was embarrassed by the shabbiness of his apartment.
    • The charity was criticized for the shabbiness of the donated clothes.

    Synonymesdecrepitudedilapidationdisrepairraggednessseediness

    Antonymesfreshnessnewness

  2. Unfair or Mean BehaviorC1formal

    The quality of being unfair, dishonorable, or mean in action.

    frMesquinerie

    • The shabbiness of his treatment of his former partner was shocking.
    • She was appalled by the shabbiness of the company's offer.
    • The shabbiness of the accusation was clear to everyone.

    Synonymesbasenessdishonorablenessmeannessshoddinesssordidnessunfairness

    Antonymesdecencyfairnesshonestyhonornobility

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  • shabbinesses plural form
  • shabbinesses' possessive plural form
  • shabbiness's possessive singular form
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