weediness
- noun
- /ˈwiːdiness/
- After months of neglect, the garden's weediness was obvious to everyone.
Examples
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The weediness of the field made it difficult to grow healthy crops.
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His weediness made him look much younger and weaker than his classmates.
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The garden's weediness made it difficult to grow vegetables.
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His lawn suffered from severe weediness this summer.
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The weediness of the abandoned lot created a habitat for pests and made the area look untidy.
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After neglecting the lawn for weeks, the weediness became a major eyesore for the neighborhood.
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His garden's weediness hindered the growth of the flowers, leaving it looking sparse and uninviting.
Synonyms
An untidy look caused by many plants growing out of control
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Weediness comes from weed and the adjective weedy, where weed is a 'wild plant' and weedy can mean 'thin' or 'weak'. So weediness can mean a place full of weeds or the quality of being thin and frail.