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moredom

moredom noun: the quality, state, or condition of having more (to do); excessiveness.

Noun

moredom (uncountable)

  1. The quality, state, or condition of having more (to do); excessiveness.
    • These people are dedicated to the pursuit of prosperity," he said later, "and the price of prosperity is often moredom. Moredom is the cousin of boredom. [...]"1956, Leonard Mosley, Castlerosse
    • Mmmmm. so i started a live journal our of boredom, and then deleted it out of boredom, and now im undeleting it out of even more moredom.2006, Talkin shit about a pretty sunset - shmorgesboard of mindchanges, the-mandrew.livejournal.com/1045.html

Examples of moredom in a sentence

  • "I never suffer from boredom, and in fact, if I suffer from anything, it's from moredom!2009, Danny Bloom, zippy1300.blogspot.com:
  • Make The Most Of The Moment And Avoid Moredom!2011, 5 minutes inspiration from @actorbrianwhite

Origin of moredom

From more + -dom; sometimes viewed as a blend of more + boredom.

Questions about moredom

What does moredom mean?
Moredom means the quality, state, or condition of having more (to do); excessiveness.
How do you use moredom in a sentence?
"I never suffer from boredom, and in fact, if I suffer from anything, it's from moredom!
What part of speech is moredom?
Moredom is a noun.

Words near moredom in the dictionary

  1. Morecambe
  2. Morecambe Bay
  3. Morecock
  4. Morecocks
  5. mored
  6. moredom
  7. Moree
  8. Moree Plains
  9. moreen
  10. moreens
  11. Morefield

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