Definition
Definition of upness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emotionRare quality of being in a positive mood or spiritRare
- Her upness was contagious at the party.
2.
elevationRare state of being physically elevated or higherRare
- The upness of the mountain was breathtaking.
3.
quantum mechanicsTECH. property of being an up quarkTECH.
- Scientists studied the upness in particle collisions.
Expressions with upness
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having too much pride in oneself
Her stuck-upness made her unpopular at school.
feeling annoyed, bored, or tired because of something ongoing
Her fed-upness with the situation was obvious.
Origin of upness
English, up (direction) + ness (state)
Examples of upness in a sentence
The team's upness was evident after the victory. The upness of the skyscraper was dizzying. He marveled at the upness of the towering trees. The upness of particles affects their behavior. Researchers measured the upness in the lab.
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- French:bonne humeur, élévation, ...
- German:Fröhlichkeit, Höhe, ...
- Italian:allegria, altezza, ...
- Spanish:alegría, elevación, ...
- Portuguese:bom humor, altitude, ...
- Chinese:愉悦感, 高度, ...
- Japanese:陽気さ, 高さ, ...
- Arabic:إيجابية, عُلُو, ...
- Hebrew:עֲלִיזוּת, גֹּבַהּ, ...
- Russian:приподнятое настроение, высота, ...
- Ukrainian:позитивний настрій, висота, ...
- Hindi:उपनेस, ऊँचाई, ...
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