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Is dreadfulness a word?
Inspiring dread; terrible: dreadful noises; a dreadful tragedy. dread′ful·ness n.
Is there such a word as Neglectfulness?
Neglectful is used to describe people who have neglected someone or something, meaning they’ve failed to pay enough attention or have not done enough to provide proper care. Neglectful is often followed by the word of and the person or thing being neglected, as in I’m afraid I’ve been neglectful of my duties.
Is Specifize a word?
The word specifize does not technically exist in the English lexicon. The word most closely resembling specifize is specify.
What is synonym for dreadful?
abominable, alarming, appalling, atrocious, awful, bad, dire, distressing, frightful, ghastly, grievous, grim, hideous, horrendous, horrific, lousy, monstrous, rotten, shameful, shocking.
Who is a dreadful person?
1 extremely disagreeable, shocking, or bad.
What is the adverb of dreadful?
adverb. adverb. /ˈdrɛdfəli/ 1extremely; very much I’m dreadfully sorry.
What does Neglectfulness mean?
: given to neglecting : careless, heedless.
What is the adjective of negate?
Of, pertaining to or involving negation; negatory, negative.
What does it mean to particularize?
to state in detail
Definition of particularize transitive verb. : to state in detail : specify. intransitive verb. : to go into details.
What is a dreadful person?
adj. 1 extremely disagreeable, shocking, or bad.
What does dreadful mean in the Bible?
Definition of dreadful (Entry 1 of 2) 1a : inspiring dread (see dread entry 2 sense 1a) : causing great and oppressive fear a dreadful attack. b : inspiring awe or reverence.
How do you use dreadful?
Dreadful sentence example
- He thought it would be dreadful for me.
- I’m sure she caught that dreadful disease from one of them and it killed her.
- She is the third to do so since I’ve been in this dreadful place.
- It would be dreadful to eat these dear little things.
What is a Boardy house?
bawdy-house (plural bawdy-houses) (now chiefly historical, formal) A brothel; a house of prostitution.
What negate means?
to deny the existence or truth of
Definition of negate transitive verb. 1 : to deny the existence or truth of negated and denied her own honest reactions— Sara H. Hay. 2 : to cause to be ineffective or invalid Alcohol can negate the effects of some medicines.
How do you use the word negate?
Negate in a Sentence 🔉
- Having our luggage stolen did not negate the fantastic time we had on our cruise.
- While we like the singer’s music, our high regard does not negate the fact she broke the law by leaving the scene of an accident.
When a person or thing is Particularised?
If you particularize something that you have been talking about in a general way, you give details or specific examples of it.
Who in the Bible had dreads?
Who is Samson and why are his dreadlocks relevant? Samson, we are all aware, was a man who’s dreadlocks were said to be the source of his power and strength. But the story goes much deeper than that. When we hear of Samsons locks, we only hear of Samson and Delilah, But that’s only one half of a 5 chapter story.