smittenness
smittenness noun: the quality of being smitten.
Noun
smittenness (uncountable)
- The quality of being smitten.
- Howard, in my favourite of all your books, Roots Schmoots, you acknowledge that Our People are “smitten with their own tragedy”. But that tragedy and your smittenness seem to have overwhelmed your capacity for empathy for the other contemporary tragedy – that of the Palestinian right to...2024 October 13, Louise Adler, “Dear Howard Jacobson, don’t let historical hatreds cover Israel’s cruelty”, in The Guardian
Origin of smittenness
From smitten + -ness.
Questions about smittenness
- What does smittenness mean?
- Smittenness means the quality of being smitten.
- What part of speech is smittenness?
- Smittenness is a noun.
Words near smittenness in the dictionary
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