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meanness

/meen-nis/US // ˈmin nɪs //

卑鄙无耻,卑劣,卑鄙,刻薄

Related Words

avarice贪婪,贪欲,贪心,贪污malice恶意,恶感,恶性,恶习greed贪婪,贪婪的,贪心,贪婪的人closeness亲密性,亲密程度,亲密,亲近disrepute不名誉,声名狼藉,不光彩的事,不光彩的事情parsimony解析,赡养费,旁证,吝啬鬼wickedness邪恶,恶人,邪恶的人,邪恶的rapacity肆意妄为,贪婪,肆意挥霍,暴利corruptness腐败现象,腐败行为,腐败,腐败问题covetousness贪婪,贪心,贪欲,贪婪之心frugality节俭,节俭性,节约,俭朴infamy臭名昭著,恶名昭彰,声名狼藉,恶名degradation退化,降解,降级,降落malignity恶性,恶性事件,弊端,恶性肿瘤debasement贬低,贬损,堕落,贬值baseness基本面,基本原则,基本原理,基本的iniquity不义之财,邪恶,邪恶之处,恶行pettiness娇气,小气,娇弱,琐事degeneracy退化,退化性,堕落,变质unworthiness不值得,不称职,不值,不值得拥有

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the state or quality of being mean.
    • : a mean act: to answer meannesses with forgiveness.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounthe quality of being mean
Synonyms
avarice贪婪,贪欲,贪心,贪污greed贪婪,贪婪的,贪心,贪婪的人malice恶意,恶感,恶性,恶习abjection抛弃,弃婴,弃绝,弃权baseness基本面,基本原则,基本原理,基本的beastliness兽性,兽性十足,兽化,野性closeness亲密性,亲密程度,亲密,亲近corruptness腐败现象,腐败行为,腐败,腐败问题covetousness贪婪,贪心,贪欲,贪婪之心debasement贬低,贬损,堕落,贬值degeneracy退化,退化性,堕落,变质degradation退化,降解,降级,降落disrepute不名誉,声名狼藉,不光彩的事,不光彩的事情frugality节俭,节俭性,节约,俭朴infamy臭名昭著,恶名昭彰,声名狼藉,恶名iniquity不义之财,邪恶,邪恶之处,恶行lowness低度,低位,低水平,低级malignity恶性,恶性事件,弊端,恶性肿瘤miserliness吝啬,守财奴,吝啬鬼,吝啬症parsimony解析,赡养费,旁证,吝啬鬼pettiness娇气,小气,娇弱,琐事rapacity肆意妄为,贪婪,肆意挥霍,暴利shamelessness无耻,无耻之徒,厚颜无耻,无耻行为sordidness龌龊,污秽,龌龊不堪,肮脏的东西stinginess吝啬,小气,吝啬鬼,吝啬症unkindness无情,不仁不义,不友善,不仁unscrupulousness不良行为,不择手段,不廉洁,不良现象unworthiness不值得,不称职,不值,不值得拥有wickedness邪恶,恶人,邪恶的人,邪恶的churlishness汹涌澎湃,胆怯,胆小鬼,胆小怕事contemptibleness蔑视性,鄙视,蔑视,鄙视性ill-temper脾气不好,脾气暴躁,脾气不好的人,脾气不好的knavishness骑士精神,骑士风范,骑士风度,小结smallmindedness小心思,心胸狭隘,心胸狭小,小肚鸡肠
nouna mean action
Synonyms
belittling轻视,贬低,轻蔑,鄙视cheating作弊,作弊行为,欺骗,欺骗行为scolding骂人,骂声,责骂,骂人的话coveting觊觎,贪婪,垂涎欲滴,觊觎者deceiving骗人的,欺骗性的,欺骗性,骗人defaming诽谤,诋毁,诽谤性,诽谤罪defrauding欺诈性,诈骗,欺诈行为,欺诈性的degrading退化的,降级的,降级,退化groveling卑躬屈膝,卑躬屈膝的,卑躬屈膝地,卑躬屈膝的人grudging苛刻的,勉强的,勉强,严酷的quarreling吵吵闹闹,吵吵嚷嚷,吵吵闹闹的,争吵shaming羞辱,耻辱,羞辱性,羞耻sneaking偷偷摸摸,偷偷摸摸的,偷偷摸摸地,鬼鬼祟祟

Examples

  • The wife who tipped you off did sort-of the right thing in getting upset and calling the meanness to your attention.

  • Rather than feel guilt, people who have hurt us typically start to hate us - for reminding them of their own meanness.

  • The whole gag stinks of meanness—to Holly, to Kevin, to the mentally disabled community.

  • It is “suspended from the nastiness of life and the meanness of the dead.”

  • Rich and poor despise each other, and all justify their meanness in the most appallingly self-serving ways imaginable.

  • His meanness toward religious people was unbearably callous and smug.

  • Greater mischiefs happen often from folly, meanness, and vanity than from the greater sins of avarice and ambition.

  • Woman-like, she could advise and help to the end, but the meanness of the means revolted.

  • It was thrown by a very dirty lamp, and disclosed a small court of unutterable meanness and inconceivable smells.

  • There won't be a day, inside or out of it, that I won't run up against every damnable meanness that human nature is capable of.

  • The truth is that their pride had, as extravagant pride often has, a close affinity with meanness.

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