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Definition of lameness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- His jokes were met with silence due to their lameness.
2.
physical conditionTECH. impediment to walking due to leg issuesTECH.
- The horse's lameness was evident during the race.
3.
- The lameness of the excuse made everyone skeptical.
Origin of lameness
Old English, lama (crippled) + -ness (state of)
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Examples of lameness in a sentence
Critics pointed out the lameness of the plot. The dog's lameness required special care and attention. Lameness in sheep can be caused by various factors. The lameness of his argument was evident to everyone.
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- French:ringardise, boiterie, ...
- German:Uncoolness, Lahmheit, ...
- Italian:banalità, zoppia, ...
- Spanish:cutrez, cojera, ...
- Portuguese:foleirice, claudicação, ...
- Chinese:土气, 跛行, ...
- Japanese:ダサさ, 跛行, ...
- Arabic:سَخَافَة, عرج, ...
- Hebrew:עֲלִיבוּת, צְלִיעָה, ...
- Russian:отстойность, хромота, ...
- Ukrainian:нудність, кульгавість, ...
- Hindi:फीकेपन, लंगड़ाहट, ...
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