torturedness
torturedness noun: the quality of being tortured.
Noun
torturedness (uncountable)
- The quality of being tortured.
- The noble man must be praised (and perhaps also debunked) and the rogue condemned (with appreciation, where relevant, of his charm or torturedness).1973, D. G. Dufty, Grant Stewart Harman, Keith John Swan, Historians at work: investigating and recreating the past, page 59
Origin of torturedness
From tortured + -ness.
Questions about torturedness
- What does torturedness mean?
- Torturedness means the quality of being tortured.
- What part of speech is torturedness?
- Torturedness is a noun.
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