Definition
Definition of dinginess - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
dirtinessRare quality of being dirty or shabbyRare
- The dinginess of the hotel discouraged many visitors..
2.
darknessRare state of being dark and gloomyRare
- The dinginess of the old room made it unwelcoming..
Origin of dinginess
English, dingy (gloomy) + -ness (state of)
Examples of dinginess in a sentence
Years of neglect led to the dinginess of the room. The dinginess of the alley was unsettling. Years of neglect added to the dinginess.
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- French:saleté, noirceur, ...
- German:Schmutzigkeit, Düsterkeit, ...
- Italian:squallore, oscurità, ...
- Spanish:desaliño, oscuridad, ...
- Portuguese:imundície, sombriedade, ...
- Chinese:污秽, 昏暗, ...
- Japanese:汚れ, 薄暗さ, ...
- Arabic:قَذَارَةٌ, عَتَمَة, ...
- Hebrew:לִכְלוּךְ, קְדֹרֶת, ...
- Russian:грязнота, мрачность, ...
- Ukrainian:брудність, тьмяність, ...
- Hindi:गंदगी, अंधकार, ...
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