bloodiness
Being covered in blood after injury or violence
- noun
- /ˈblʌdiness/
- NSFW
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- The bloodiness of the battlefield shocked the young soldiers.
Examples
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The horror movie was known for its excessive bloodiness and graphic scenes.
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During the final act, the bloodiness of the fight left many audience members in shock.
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The blood on the floor that we had in the the bloodiness of nature or the cheating of most societies is through regulation.
Synonyms
Thick blood that comes from a wound after violence or injury
is the general condition of being covered with blood
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
How Bloody
bloodiness
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5.5
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bloodstain
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Surface Forms
bloodiness singular
bloodinesses plural
Morphology
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.