muckiness (Meaning)

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muckiness (n.)

The quality of being mucky.

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After the rainstorm, the garden was left in a state of muckiness, with mud and puddles everywhere.
The muckiness of the swamp made it difficult to traverse, as each step sank into the murky water.
The children returned from playing outside covered in dirt, evidence of the muckiness of the playground.
Despite its charm, the old farmhouse had an undeniable air of muckiness about it, with dust covering every surface.
The muckiness of the river caused concern among environmentalists, prompting efforts to clean up pollution.
The muckiness of the hiking trail made the trek more challenging, as hikers had to navigate through muddy patches.
The bathroom was in a state of muckiness, with soap scum and grime accumulating in the corners.
The dog rolled around in the muckiness of the yard, emerging with a coat covered in dirt and leaves.
The muckiness of the soil made it difficult to plant crops, as it clung to the roots and impeded growth.
Despite its pristine appearance, the lake harbored hidden muckiness beneath the surface, with algae and sediment clouding the water.

The quality of being mucky.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

After the rainstorm, the garden was left in a state of muckiness, with mud and puddles everywhere.

The muckiness of the swamp made it difficult to traverse, as each step sank into the murky water.

The children returned from playing outside covered in dirt, evidence of the muckiness of the playground.

Despite its charm, the old farmhouse had an undeniable air of muckiness about it, with dust covering every surface.