Definition
Definition of stuckness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
immobilityRare state of being unable to move or progressRare
- Her stuckness in the traffic was frustrating.
2.
psychologyRare mental block preventing progressRare
- The writer's stuckness was evident in his unfinished novel.
3.
emotionalRare feeling of being trapped in a situationRare
- He couldn't shake off the stuckness in his career.
Origin of stuckness
English, stuck (fixed) + -ness (state of)
Examples of stuckness in a sentence
The team's stuckness in the project delayed the launch. Her stuckness in solving the puzzle was frustrating. The team's stuckness was a barrier to completing the project. She felt a deep stuckness in her personal life. The stuckness of his thoughts was overwhelming.
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- French:immobilité, impasse, ...
- German:Unbeweglichkeit, Blockade, ...
- Italian:immobilità, blocco mentale, ...
- Spanish:estancamiento, parálisis, ...
- Portuguese:imobilidade, bloqueio, ...
- Chinese:停滞, 思维阻滞, ...
- Japanese:立ち往生, 行き詰まり, ...
- Arabic:جمود, جُمُود ذِهْنِي, ...
- Hebrew:חֹסֶר תְּנוּעָה, תְּקִיעוּת, ...
- Russian:застревание, тупик, ...
- Ukrainian:застряглість, блокування, ...
- Hindi:अचलता, स्टकनेस, ...
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