Meanness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MEANNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being mean
• lack of generosity; miserliness.
• unkindness, spitefulness, or unfairness
• aggressive character; viciousness
• lack of quality or attractiveness; shabbiness
• The condition, or quality, of being mean; want of excellence; poorness; lowness; baseness; sordidness; stinginess.
• A mean act; as, to be guilty of meanness.
• the quality of being deliberately mean
• extreme stinginess

Words related to MEANNESS

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Words that contain MEANNESS

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How to use MEANNESS in a sentence

• Vaguely he guessed the trend of their conversation, and vaguely he suspected their treacherous meanness.
• The large eye of genius saw in the meanness of present objects their capabilities of treatment from their relations to some grand Past or Future.
• To me he was the incarnation of social meanness and vice.
• But I meant every word, only not in anger or meanness.
• He just screams out of pure meanness to wake up and frighten good honest folks who want to sleep.
• It was, however, done, and that with a mixture of meanness and barbarity which at once excites contempt and detestation.
• The women, too, have their associations, and at their meetings compare notes on the meanness and cruelty of their husbands.
• Putting on a garb of the utmost meanness, he lay down at the table in a seat of no honour.
• It made her meanness, her low, weak life so real to her! There was no pain nor hunger she had known that did not find a voice in its inarticulate cry.
• To the misery of the slave, let him not add the meanness of the dupe.
• The hour of disaster revealed a meanness of spirit which prosperity had not developed.
• They esteemed people according to that which they were in themselves, not according to what they had, and shrank from nothing save meanness and selfishness.
• Was it possible, he asked himself, that Peter Sinclair was stooping to such a contemptible piece of business? And to do it to a widow at that added to his meanness.
• Incapable of any meanness of the sort, he could not suspect it in another.
• Prusias, king of Bithynia, had the meanness to appear at Rome with his head shaven, and in the dress of a liberated slave.
• There is no charge for the supper, or for liquors or cigars, but the guests are men above the petty meanness of enjoying all these luxuries without making some return for them.
• But refinement in such matters is easily blunted if one lives much with people who think any little meanness fair that is not found out.
• A warm heart and a sensitive, dominant soul, do make a fine character, and they cannot possibly result in meanness and immorality.
• The simplicity of the main division approaches to meanness.
• The champion had dwindled into a figure of meanness.
• One who is disliked for his meanness, ill-breeding, or vulgarity.
• Swayed by hereditary meanness, he already invested money every month in petty speculations, which were only known to himself, for never had his vices cost him less than nowadays.
• TENIERS, unrivalled in the walk of his genius, degraded history by the meanness of his conceptions.
• Every misfortune was relieved, as it were, before it could be felt, without ostentation on the one hand and without meanness on the other.

Similar words containing MEANNES without suffix s

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