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bloodiness

bloodiness

5.5
Being covered in blood after injury or violence
  • noun
  • /ˈblʌdiness/
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  • The bloodiness of the battlefield shocked the young soldiers.

Examples

  • The horror movie was known for its excessive bloodiness and graphic scenes.

  • During the final act, the bloodiness of the fight left many audience members in shock.

  • The blood on the floor that we had in the the bloodiness of nature or the cheating of most societies is through regulation.

Synonyms

gore
vsbloodiness
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599 7.7

Thick blood that comes from a wound after violence or injury

is the general condition of being covered with blood
cruor
vsbloodiness
  • NSFW
9.9

Thick clotted blood that comes from wounds or violence

is the neutral state of being covered with blood rather than a literary term

Antonyms

26 1.0

Being free from dirt and keeping things tidy

25 3.1

The state of having no dirt or other things mixed in

How Bloody

bloodiness
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5.5
bloodstain
20 2.7

Surface Forms

bloodiness singular
bloodinesses plural

Morphology

bloodiness = bloody (transparent) = blood + y + ness

The meaning 'state of being covered with blood' is a straightforward composition of 'blood' -> 'bloody' -> 'bloodiness' and is easily inferred by learners.

Etymology

Bloodiness comes from blood, the same root as bleed, plus the ending -ness, which means 'state' or 'quality'. So, bloodiness can mean the state of being covered in blood or having a lot of blood on something.