heariness (Meaning)
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heariness (n.)
The quality of being hearty; as, the heartiness of a greeting.
Synonyms & Antonyms of heariness
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heariness Sentence Examples
- The philosopher expounded on the heariness of the universe, arguing that it was a fundamental aspect of existence.
- The hiker's legs grew heavy with heariness as he ascended the rugged mountain trail.
- The newborn baby's heariness was a testament to its health and well-being.
- The bustling metropolis emitted a deafening heariness that was both exhilarating and oppressive.
- The old oak tree stood with a heavy heariness, its branches laden with centuries of growth.
- The heariness of the air during a thunderstorm was almost palpable, making it difficult to breathe.
- The boxer's heariness was evident in his powerful punches that left his opponents dazed and disoriented.
- The heavy heariness of the volcanic ash made it difficult for rescue workers to navigate the disaster zone.
- The stale air in the abandoned house carried a heaviness that hinted at the secrets it held.
- The heariness of the situation weighed down on her shoulders, making it impossible to ignore the impending doom.
FAQs About the word heariness
The quality of being hearty; as, the heartiness of a greeting.
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No antonyms found.
The philosopher expounded on the heariness of the universe, arguing that it was a fundamental aspect of existence.
The hiker's legs grew heavy with heariness as he ascended the rugged mountain trail.
The newborn baby's heariness was a testament to its health and well-being.
The bustling metropolis emitted a deafening heariness that was both exhilarating and oppressive.
