undutifulness
undutifulness noun: the state or condition of being undutiful.
Noun
undutifulness (countable and uncountable, plural undutifulnesses)
- The state or condition of being undutiful.
- "Since that young Marsden came to the station, your undutifulness has been past bearing."1866 February, [O.G. Trevelyan], “The Dawk Bungalow”, in Frazer's Magazine, London, page 218
- Synonyms:
- disobedience, unduty
Synonyms of undutifulness
Forms of undutifulness
| plural | undutifulnesses |
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Origin of undutifulness
From undutiful + -ness.
Questions about undutifulness
- What does undutifulness mean?
- Undutifulness means the state or condition of being undutiful.
- What part of speech is undutifulness?
- Undutifulness is a noun.
- What is the plural of undutifulness?
- The plural of undutifulness is undutifulnesses.
Words near undutifulness in the dictionary
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