atrociousness (Meaning)

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atrociousness (n)

the quality of being shockingly cruel and inhumane

The atrociousness of the war crimes committed left a lasting scar on the collective memory of humanity.
The landlord's atrociousness in refusing to repair the leaking roof despite repeated requests was unconscionable.
The politician's speech was met with outrage due to its atrociousness and blatant disregard for the truth.
The driver's atrociousness in speeding through a school zone endangered countless lives.
The restaurant's food was so atrocious that it sent customers fleeing in disgust.
The patient's atrociousness in refusing to follow doctor's orders delayed their recovery.
The neighbor's atrociousness in blasting loud music at all hours of the night disrupted the peace of the community.
The student's atrociousness in cheating on a midterm exam resulted in immediate expulsion from the class.
The company's atrociousness in polluting the environment was met with severe legal consequences.
The atrocity of the natural disaster left survivors with a deep and abiding sense of loss and despair.

the quality of being shockingly cruel and inhumane

horror, atrocity, awfulness, repulsiveness, hideousness, frightfulness, horridness, gruesomeness, ghastliness,dreadfulness

appeal, pleasantness, desirability, desirability, delightfulness, appeal, attraction, attraction, agreeableness, agreeableness

The atrociousness of the war crimes committed left a lasting scar on the collective memory of humanity.

The landlord's atrociousness in refusing to repair the leaking roof despite repeated requests was unconscionable.

The politician's speech was met with outrage due to its atrociousness and blatant disregard for the truth.

The driver's atrociousness in speeding through a school zone endangered countless lives.