Definition of badness in English:

badness

noun ˈbadnəsˈbædnəs

mass noun

1Poor quality or low standard.
none of you are doing justice to the badness of this film
the badness of the writing is astonishing
Example sentencesExamples
- No one likes the elevator music, but they must endure the sheer bland badness being piped into their ears.
- We gave the two of them some wine, asking their opinion as to the condition, quality, goodness, or badness of the wine.
- Right from the start the movie is a cornucopia of badness.
- Brown is less unsettled by the badness of her verse than by the popularity of her bad verse.
- Only one slice toasts at a time, which is pure badness in my book.
- Finally, the sheer force of the karaoke's badness knocked me backwards out the rear door.
- The mail had not yet reached us, owing most probably to the badness of the roads.
- Horrified at being served bass of the wrong flavor, he loudly complained of the badness of the fish.
- Research into the causes of its badness revealed that the recipe called for a fourth of a teaspoon of salt in the filling.
- Perhaps a critic who sat at the drive-in in the '60s could walk down memory lane with you and revel in the supreme badness of these films.
2Lack of or failure to conform to moral virtue; wickedness; evil.
she is not doing this out of badness
the concepts of goodness and badness
Example sentencesExamples
- They all featured a strong, silent, bad-good man whose badness metamorphoses into redemptive goodness by the end of the final reel.
- An implicit appeal to eugenics persuades the reader that the innate badness of the suicidal killer can be known just by looking.
- The new order of movie bad guys proved their badness by shooting lawmen in the back.
- People of higher power have always set penalties depending on the degree of badness of the crime.
- I'm sorry for all the badness I ever did.
- There is never a desire to blame all the badness on spirits or demons.
- Injustice is a special kind of badness, one that necessarily involves wrongdoing.
- Instead of a sentence that emphasizes the badness of the offender, they aim to discover, and then reinforce, a sense of worth in their students.
- Should we accept that corporate bosses do bad things not because of the badness of their hearts but because they are obliged to?
- Goodness must be praised in sonnets and lyrical monologues, pointing out that should evil prevail, badness will happen.

Rhymes

madness, sadness

Definition of badness in US English:

badness

nounˈbadnəsˈbædnəs

1Poor quality or low standard.
none of you are doing justice to the badness of this film
the badness of the writing is astonishing
Example sentencesExamples
- Brown is less unsettled by the badness of her verse than by the popularity of her bad verse.
- Horrified at being served bass of the wrong flavor, he loudly complained of the badness of the fish.
- Finally, the sheer force of the karaoke's badness knocked me backwards out the rear door.
- Research into the causes of its badness revealed that the recipe called for a fourth of a teaspoon of salt in the filling.
- We gave the two of them some wine, asking their opinion as to the condition, quality, goodness, or badness of the wine.
- Perhaps a critic who sat at the drive-in in the '60s could walk down memory lane with you and revel in the supreme badness of these films.
- The mail had not yet reached us, owing most probably to the badness of the roads.
- Only one slice toasts at a time, which is pure badness in my book.
- Right from the start the movie is a cornucopia of badness.
- No one likes the elevator music, but they must endure the sheer bland badness being piped into their ears.
2Lack of or failure to conform to moral virtue; wickedness; evil.
she is not doing this out of badness
the concepts of goodness and badness
Example sentencesExamples
- Goodness must be praised in sonnets and lyrical monologues, pointing out that should evil prevail, badness will happen.
- Injustice is a special kind of badness, one that necessarily involves wrongdoing.
- People of higher power have always set penalties depending on the degree of badness of the crime.
- Instead of a sentence that emphasizes the badness of the offender, they aim to discover, and then reinforce, a sense of worth in their students.
- I'm sorry for all the badness I ever did.
- An implicit appeal to eugenics persuades the reader that the innate badness of the suicidal killer can be known just by looking.
- The new order of movie bad guys proved their badness by shooting lawmen in the back.
- There is never a desire to blame all the badness on spirits or demons.
- They all featured a strong, silent, bad-good man whose badness metamorphoses into redemptive goodness by the end of the final reel.
- Should we accept that corporate bosses do bad things not because of the badness of their hearts but because they are obliged to?

单词	badness
释义	Definition of badness in English: badness noun ˈbadnəsˈbædnəs mass noun 1Poor quality or low standard. none of you are doing justice to the badness of this film the badness of the writing is astonishing Example sentencesExamples No one likes the elevator music, but they must endure the sheer bland badness being piped into their ears. We gave the two of them some wine, asking their opinion as to the condition, quality, goodness, or badness of the wine. Right from the start the movie is a cornucopia of badness. Brown is less unsettled by the badness of her verse than by the popularity of her bad verse. Only one slice toasts at a time, which is pure badness in my book. Finally, the sheer force of the karaoke's badness knocked me backwards out the rear door. The mail had not yet reached us, owing most probably to the badness of the roads. Horrified at being served bass of the wrong flavor, he loudly complained of the badness of the fish. Research into the causes of its badness revealed that the recipe called for a fourth of a teaspoon of salt in the filling. Perhaps a critic who sat at the drive-in in the '60s could walk down memory lane with you and revel in the supreme badness of these films. 2Lack of or failure to conform to moral virtue; wickedness; evil. she is not doing this out of badness the concepts of goodness and badness Example sentencesExamples They all featured a strong, silent, bad-good man whose badness metamorphoses into redemptive goodness by the end of the final reel. An implicit appeal to eugenics persuades the reader that the innate badness of the suicidal killer can be known just by looking. The new order of movie bad guys proved their badness by shooting lawmen in the back. People of higher power have always set penalties depending on the degree of badness of the crime. I'm sorry for all the badness I ever did. There is never a desire to blame all the badness on spirits or demons. Injustice is a special kind of badness, one that necessarily involves wrongdoing. Instead of a sentence that emphasizes the badness of the offender, they aim to discover, and then reinforce, a sense of worth in their students. Should we accept that corporate bosses do bad things not because of the badness of their hearts but because they are obliged to? Goodness must be praised in sonnets and lyrical monologues, pointing out that should evil prevail, badness will happen. Rhymes madness, sadness Definition of badness in US English: badness nounˈbadnəsˈbædnəs 1Poor quality or low standard. none of you are doing justice to the badness of this film the badness of the writing is astonishing Example sentencesExamples Brown is less unsettled by the badness of her verse than by the popularity of her bad verse. Horrified at being served bass of the wrong flavor, he loudly complained of the badness of the fish. Finally, the sheer force of the karaoke's badness knocked me backwards out the rear door. Research into the causes of its badness revealed that the recipe called for a fourth of a teaspoon of salt in the filling. We gave the two of them some wine, asking their opinion as to the condition, quality, goodness, or badness of the wine. Perhaps a critic who sat at the drive-in in the '60s could walk down memory lane with you and revel in the supreme badness of these films. The mail had not yet reached us, owing most probably to the badness of the roads. Only one slice toasts at a time, which is pure badness in my book. Right from the start the movie is a cornucopia of badness. No one likes the elevator music, but they must endure the sheer bland badness being piped into their ears. 2Lack of or failure to conform to moral virtue; wickedness; evil. she is not doing this out of badness the concepts of goodness and badness Example sentencesExamples Goodness must be praised in sonnets and lyrical monologues, pointing out that should evil prevail, badness will happen. Injustice is a special kind of badness, one that necessarily involves wrongdoing. People of higher power have always set penalties depending on the degree of badness of the crime. Instead of a sentence that emphasizes the badness of the offender, they aim to discover, and then reinforce, a sense of worth in their students. I'm sorry for all the badness I ever did. An implicit appeal to eugenics persuades the reader that the innate badness of the suicidal killer can be known just by looking. The new order of movie bad guys proved their badness by shooting lawmen in the back. There is never a desire to blame all the badness on spirits or demons. They all featured a strong, silent, bad-good man whose badness metamorphoses into redemptive goodness by the end of the final reel. Should we accept that corporate bosses do bad things not because of the badness of their hearts but because they are obliged to?
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