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Meaning of effeteness
effeteness
soft or delicate from or as if from a pampered existence, marked by weakness or decadence, worn-out sense 2, exhausted, no longer productive, effeminate sense 1, having lost character, vitality, or strength, no longer fertile, having lost strength, courage, or spirit, characteristic of an effete person
effeteness Sentence Examples
- The effeteness of the old regime led to its downfall due to rampant corruption and societal decay.
- The walls of the ancient fortress exuded an air of effeteness, their once-imposing ramparts now crumbling and overgrown with vines.
- The effeteness of the aristocracy extended to their lavish parties, devoid of any meaningful purpose or intellectual stimulation.
- The effeteness of the aging politician's rhetoric failed to inspire his jaded constituents.
- Modern society often values superficial appearance and status symbols over substance, leading to an effeteness of values.
- The effeteness of the urban sprawl, with its soulless skyscrapers and endless traffic, contrasted sharply with the tranquility of nearby nature reserves.
- The effeteness of the aging actor's performance drew criticism from both audiences and critics alike.
- The effeteness of the old-fashioned educational system needed to be addressed to prepare students for the challenges of the 21st century.
- The effeteness of the current economic policies threatened to undermine the financial stability of the nation.
- The effeteness of certain modern art movements alienated many viewers with their focus on shock value over aesthetic merit.
FAQs About the word effeteness
soft or delicate from or as if from a pampered existence, marked by weakness or decadence, worn-out sense 2, exhausted, no longer productive, effeminate sense 1
femaleness,effeminacy,girlishness, womanhood, femininity, maidenhood, feminity,womanliness, womanishness, girlhood
masculinity, manliness,manhood, virility,boyishness, androgyny, tomboyishness,mannishness
The effeteness of the old regime led to its downfall due to rampant corruption and societal decay.
The walls of the ancient fortress exuded an air of effeteness, their once-imposing ramparts now crumbling and overgrown with vines.
The effeteness of the aristocracy extended to their lavish parties, devoid of any meaningful purpose or intellectual stimulation.
The effeteness of the aging politician's rhetoric failed to inspire his jaded constituents.
