| Definition of 'badness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) bad, badness
that which is below standard or expectations as of ethics or decency
"take the bad with the good"
2. (noun) badness, severity, severeness
used of the degree of something undesirable e.g. pain or weather
3. (noun) naughtiness, mischievousness, badness
an attribute of mischievous children
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| Definition of 'badness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) badness
the state of being bad
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Sense: to a serious or severe extent
He badly needs a haircut; The dress is badly stained.
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 Afrikaans: slegheid |
 Arabic: سوءٌ |
 Bulgarian: лошота |
 Brazilian: maldade |
 Czech: špatná kvalita, zkaženost |
 German: die Schlechtigkeit |
 Danish: ondskab |
 Greek: κακία |
 Spanish: maldad |
 Estonian: kurjus |
 Farsi: بدی؛ شر |
 Finnish: pahuus |
 French: méchanceté |
 Hebrew: רוֹע |
 Hindi: खराबी |
 Croatian: loše stanje |
 Hungarian: rosszaság |
 Indonesian: keburukan |
 Icelandic: illska, vonska |
 Italian: cattiveria |
 Japanese: 悪いこと |
 Korean: 나쁜 상태 |
 Lithuanian: blogumas |
 Latvian: sliktums |
 Malay: keburukan |
 Dutch: slechtheid |
 Norwegian: vondskap |
 Polish: lichość, zły stan |
 Persian: بدی؛ شر |
 Pashto: بدي، شر |
 Portuguese: maldade |
 Romanian: răutate |
 Russian: негодность |
 Slovak: skazenosť; zloba |
 Slovenian: hudobija |
 Serbian: loša stvar |
 Swedish: dålighet |
 Thai: ความเลว |
 Turkish: kötülük |
 Taiwanese: 壞，差，劣 |
 Ukrainian: непридатність; шкідливіст |
 Urdu: برائی |
 Vietnamese: sự xấu; sự tồi |
 Chinese: 坏 |
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