Remissness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REMISSNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being remiss
• Quality or state of being remiss.
• the quality of being lax and neglectful
• the quality of being lax and neglectful.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• negligent in the performance of work or duty; careless

Words related to REMISSNESS

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Words that contain REMISSNESS

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How to use REMISSNESS in a sentence

• Every day it is so, and there is no remissness in the observance of the custom.
• A mocking desire to atone for a great remissness found him impotent.
• The remissness of a mercantile correspondent of his father altered the current of his life, and mightily influenced, even to the present day, the fortunes of his country.
• He was, indeed, little qualified to solicit the affection of a traveller, for the remissness of his education had left him without any rule of action but his present humour.
• He has one or two intimate acquaintances in the village whom he regularly visits, and where in case of any remissness on the part of the cook, he is sure to find a plate of meat.
• Remissness in respect of any of these charges will be visited upon you by the good citizens of Athens no less strictly than if they caught you stealing their own property.
• But there was the utmost remissness and neglect in sending those pieces, for it was considered certain that if the enemy came he would manage to make himself master of the port.
• Such injury is done by the remissness and neglect of him who governs.
• His enemies took advantage of his remissness to hatch an audacious plot which soon enabled them to renew the struggle under more favourable conditions.
• Edward was convinced that the real cause of his failure was the remissness of the home government, and resolved to wreak his vengeance on his ministers.
• At the moment this seemed to her the weightier share of the family remissness.
• This I mention to you with frankness, and you will not take it ill after what I have before said of my remissness in writing letters.
• Her remissness might endanger all his plans, alter the whole course of his life.
• Be so good as to communicate these circumstances to the persons who you think may have supposed me guilty of remissness on this occasion.
• Your value is too justly estimated by our fellow-citizens at large, as well as their functionaries, to admit any remissness in their support of you.
• This was a strange remissness in the slave and she was piqued.
• Hence it is that, in Penance, according to the degree of intensity or remissness in the movement of the free-will, the penitent receives greater or lesser grace.
• Grandmother went on talking in her polite Virginia way, not admitting their stark need or her own remissness, until Jake arrived with the hamper, as if in direct answer to Mrs.
• At Liverpool I was guilty of a remissness which might have caused much trouble.
• On the other hand, even the greatest men have their moments of remissness, when to a certain degree they forget the dignity of their character in unreserved relaxation.
• A continuance of this unpardonable remissness upon their part must dispose the more respectable inhabitants to believe them partakers with the thieves.
• His greatest wish was to return to the mysterious castle and atone for his remissness by asking the question which would release the king from further pain.
• They have been greatly aided by the artifice and craft of Silongan, their principal chief, and most of all by the remissness of our fleets.

Similar words containing MISSNES without suffix s and without prefix re

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