namelessness 的定义
- having no name.
- left unnamed: a certain person who shall be nameless.
- anonymous: a nameless source of information.
- incapable of being specified or described: a nameless charm.
- too shocking or vile to be specified: a nameless crime.
- having no legitimate paternal name, as a child born out of wedlock.
- unknown to fame; obscure: a nameless poet; nameless defenders of the country.
namelessness 近义词
obscurity
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namelessness 的反义词 2 个
更多namelessness例句
- In the endless and messy global war over Internet security, even the most vigilant companies have seen their defenses fall at the hands of nameless and faceless foes.
- It was during her sophomore year that Cooper met a Red Sox player she would prefer remain nameless.
- It wasn’t until I got to the post-credits scene—the one where the whole team is sitting around, silently eating, in some nameless, unaffiliated NYC shawarma joint—that my phone started to vibrate.
- Distraught, our nameless, shapeless, unknowable protagonist enlists in the army.
- “Too often the injustices neglect nameless faces and stories,” Dandolo writes in an email.
- We laughed hard, harder even than those nameless, faceless laughers in whatever mysterious locale Bill Cosby was performing.
- A nameless, faceless entity known to his followers as Spot News, the handle of his Twitter and Instagram accounts.
- Brat is going to make Brown look like a nameless session guitar player.
- Though Rodin may well have known his models, they remain nameless representations of “a” body.
- Her eyes, for a moment, fixed themselves with a horrid conviction of a wide and nameless treachery.
- If he has higher views for his son than a marriage with a nameless girl like me, his son should be the last to find fault.
- A moment later there was Something nearly at his left elbow, and he smelt again the nameless, fœtid reek.
- The loping pursuit of that nameless, shapeless Something sounded like an echo in his head.
- An M.P., who shall be nameless, supplies me with an apt illustration of East Anglian dialect.