grossness
grossness Lexical Profile
grossness Game Scores & Validity
• noun
The quality of being physically disgusting, repulsive, or foul.
"Nothing prepared the cleanup crew for the sheer grossness of the neglected kitchen."
The quality or state of being vulgar, indecent, or lacking in refinement and delicacy.
"The critic condemned the play for the sheer grossness of its humor and lack of artistic subtlety."
The quality of being flagrant, extreme, or glaringly obvious, especially in reference to an error, injustice, or negligence.
"The audit exposed the grossness of the company's financial mismanagement over the past decade."
Excessive thickness, bulkiness, or heaviness of form or substance.
"The sheer grossness of the stone pillars made the ancient temple appear almost indestructible."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in Middle English from the adjective 'gross' (borrowed from Old French 'gros', meaning 'big, thick, or coarse', from Late Latin 'grossus') combined with the native suffix '-ness'.