abjectness
ˈæbdʒɛktnɪs
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Definition of abjectness - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
despairRarestate of extreme hopelessness or degradationRare
  • His abjectness was evident in his defeated posture.
despair misery
2.
extreme miseryRarestate of being extremely unhappy or poorRare
  • The abjectness of his living conditions was shocking..
misery wretchedness
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Origin of abjectness

Lat, abjectus (cast off)

Examples of abjectness in a sentence

  • Her abjectness was clear in her tearful eyes.
  • The abjectness of the refugees' situation was heartbreaking.
  • He couldn't escape the abjectness of his poverty.

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  1. French:abjection, ...
  2. German:Erniedrigung, extreme Elend, ...
  3. Italian:abiezione, povertà estrema, ...
  4. Spanish:abyección, pobreza extrema, ...
  5. Portuguese:abjeção, miséria extrema, ...
  6. Chinese:绝望, 极度贫困, ...
  7. Japanese:絶望, 極度の貧困, ...
  8. Arabic:بُؤْس, بؤس شديد, ...
  9. Hebrew:יֵאוּשׁ, מִסְכֵּנוּת, ...
  10. Russian:униженность, крайняя бедность, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відчай, крайня бідність, ...
  12. Hindi:अत्यधिक निराशा, दीनता, ...
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