crappiness
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7.8
- noun
- /ˈkræpɪnəs/
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- Experiencing the crappiness of the weather on our vacation was a disappointment to everyone.
I'm heater curious, heat gun curious, but it's crappiness turns out to be it's defining feature.
- I'm heater curious, heat gun curious, but it's crappiness turns out to be it's defining feature.
Examples
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After a long week of work, the crappiness of my mood was evident to everyone around me.
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"The crappiness of my product isn't discovered until it is too late; the buyers have no recourse."
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The crappiness of living in a nanny state is also a strong argument against the ban.
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OK, that crappiness motivates me to want to change.
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I remember being mortified by its crappiness even as a teenager.
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The saxophone outro of this song describes the crappiness of the movie and the song perfectly.
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There is nothing reassuring about steep prices in themselves, in any facet of life, only points off for bottom-feeder prices that betray obvious crappiness.
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The crappiness of the hotel room made our stay much less enjoyable than we had hoped.
Synonyms
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8.5
Words that are false or useless
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The state of being unpleasant, harmful or wrong
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9.9
A rude word for something that is nonsense or of very low quality
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A very bad quality that makes something unpleasant
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9.9
A very bad or disappointing quality
How bad or unpleasant something is
A feeling of being unwell and generally unhappy
A feeling that makes a person bad-tempered and gloomy
Antonyms
How Bad
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Crappiness comes from the everyday word crap, which means 'rubbish' or 'excrement', plus the ending -y that makes crappy, meaning 'bad' or 'feeling unwell'. So, crappiness is the 'state of being bad, unpleasant, or feeling unwell'.