| Definition of 'meanness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) beastliness, meanness
the quality of being deliberately mean
2. (noun) meanness, minginess, niggardliness, niggardness, parsimony, parsimoniousness, tightness, tightfistedness, closeness
extreme stinginess
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| Definition of 'meanness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) meanness
the condition, or quality, of being mean; want of excellence; poorness; lowness; baseness; sordidness; stinginess
2. (noun) meanness
a mean act; as, to be guilty of meanness
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Sense: (of a house etc) of poor quality; humble
a mean dwelling.
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 Afrikaans: onbeskof |
 Arabic: دَناءَه، حَقارَه |
 Bulgarian: подлост |
 Brazilian: avareza |
 Czech: lakota |
 German: die Niedrigkeit |
 Danish: ondskabsfuldhed |
 Greek: μιζέρια, αθλιότητα, κακία |
 Spanish: tacañería, mezquinidad |
 Estonian: alatus |
 Farsi: پستی |
 Finnish: halpamaisuus |
 French: avarice |
 Hebrew: קַמצָנוּת, נִבזוּת |
 Hindi: नीचता |
 Croatian: niskost, podlost |
 Hungarian: aljasság; kicsinyesség |
 Indonesian: kekikiran |
 Icelandic: níska |
 Italian: meschinità; avarizia |
 Japanese: 卑劣さ |
 Korean: 초라함 |
 Lithuanian: šykštumas |
 Latvian: skopums; zemiskums; nabad |
 Malay: kekejaman |
 Dutch: krenterigheid, gemeenheid |
 Norwegian: ondskap; gemenhet; gjerri |
 Polish: skąpstwo |
 Persian: ،رذالت پستی |
 Pashto: رذالت |
 Portuguese: avareza |
 Romanian: zgârcenie; josnicie |
 Russian: подлость; скупость |
 Slovak: lakomosť |
 Slovenian: skopost |
 Serbian: zlobnost |
 Swedish: simpelhet, torftighet, ge |
 Thai: ความโหดร้าย |
 Turkish: cimrilik; alçaklık |
 Taiwanese: 吝嗇，惡意，不厚道 |
 Ukrainian: підлість; скупість |
 Urdu: کمینہ پن |
 Vietnamese: việc hèn hạ |
 Chinese: 吝啬，卑贱，恶意的行为 |
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