atrociousness

  • 61rowdyism — n 1. ruffianism, hooliganism, hood lumism, blackguardism, vandalism; brutality, barbarity, barbarism, atrociousness, savageness, savagery, viciousness; malevolence, villainy, wrongdoing. 2. boisterousness, crudeness, crudity, rudeness, coarseness …

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  • 62enormity — e•nor•mi•ty [[t]ɪˈnɔr mɪ ti[/t]] n. pl. ties 1) outrageous or heinous character; monstrousness: the enormity of the crime[/ex] 2) something outrageous or heinous, as an offense 3) greatness of size, scope, or extent; immensity: The enormity of… …

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  • 63atrocious — /əˈtroʊʃəs / (say uh trohshuhs) adjective 1. extremely or shockingly wicked or cruel; heinous. 2. shockingly bad or lacking in taste; execrable. 3. very bad. {atroci(ty) + ous} –atrociously, adverb –atrociousness, noun …

  • 64enormity — /əˈnɔməti / (say uh nawmuhtee), /i / (say ee ) noun (plural enormities) 1. outrageous or heinous character; atrociousness: the enormity of his offences. 2. something outrageous or heinous, as an offence. 3. enormousness; hugeness of size, scope,… …

  • 65atrocity — [n1] outrageous behavior atrociousness, barbarity, barbarousness, enormity, fiendishness, heinousness, horror, monstrousness, nefariousness, shockingness, villianousness, wickedness; concepts 411,657 Ant. good behavior, pleasantry atrocity [n2]… …

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  • 66enormity — [n1] horribleness abomination, atrociousness, atrocity, crime, depravity, disgrace, evil, evilness, flagrancy, grossness, heinousness, horror, monstrosity, monstrousness, nefariousness, outrage, outrageousness, rankness, turpitude, vice,… …

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  • 67atrocious — [ə trō′shəs] adj. [< L atrox, (gen. atrocis), fierce, cruel < ater, black + ox < ? base of oculus, EYE] 1. very cruel, evil, brutal, etc. 2. appalling or dismaying 3. very bad, unpleasant, offensive, inferior, etc. [an atrocious joke]… …

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  • 68atrocious — adj. 1 very bad or unpleasant (atrocious weather; their manners were atrocious). 2 extremely savage or wicked (atrocious cruelty). Derivatives: atrociously adv. atrociousness n. Etymology: L atrox ocis cruel …

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  • 69inhumaneness — noun the quality of lacking compassion or consideration for others • Syn: ↑inhumanity • Ant: ↑humaneness • Derivationally related forms: ↑inhuman (for: ↑inhumanity), ↑i …

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