hussyness
hussyness noun: the quality of being a hussy.
Noun
hussyness (uncountable)
- The quality of being a hussy.
- And though Jane herself is much more than an underbred little hussy, I fear there is underbreeding and hussyness in her, where she is not a mere photograph.1895, George Saintsbury, Corrected Impressions: Essays on Victorian Writers, page 162
- She was shocked at her brazen hussyness.2017, April Arnold-Gillar, Ghosts and Physics
Forms of hussyness
| alternative form | hussiness |
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Origin of hussyness
From hussy + -ness.
Questions about hussyness
- What does hussyness mean?
- Hussyness means the quality of being a hussy.
- What part of speech is hussyness?
- Hussyness is a noun.
Words near hussyness in the dictionary
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