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beardedness

beardedness

7.0
Having a beard
  • noun
  • /ˈbɪrdɪdnəs/
translation icon : barbudez
  • Many cultures value beardedness as a symbol of masculinity and wisdom.

Examples

  • The role required an actor whose beardedness gave a sense of wisdom and age.

  • His impressive beardedness made him stand out among the clean-shaven crowd.

  • Questions about beardedness in historical portraits often lead to debates about fashion trends.

  • His beardedness is quite impressive.

  • The beardedness of the man attracted attention.

  • His impressive beardedness made him a memorable character in the film.

  • The artist's portrait was praised for its stunning representation of beardedness.

Synonyms

beard
vsbeardedness
283 1.0

Hair that grows on a man's or an animal's chin, cheeks, and jaw

is the condition of having that facial hair present
whiskers
vsbeardedness
1 1.0

Hair that grows on a man's cheeks and chin

is the general condition of having hair on the lower face

How Bearded

beardedness
7.0
stubble
15 4.2

Surface Forms

beardedness singular
beardednesses plural

Morphology

beardedness = bearded (transparent) = beard + ed + ness

Formed by adjective 'bearded' plus '-ness' to indicate the state or quality of having a beard, which is directly inferable.

Etymology

Beardedness comes from the common word beard, which means 'facial hair', plus the endings -ed and -ness that turn it into the idea of having that hair. So, beardedness simply means 'the state or quality of having a beard', a short way to talk about someone being bearded.