scabbiness (Meaning)
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scabbiness (n.)
The quality or state of being scabby.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scabbiness
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
scabbiness Sentence Examples
- The scabbiness of the old tree's bark hinted at its ancient age.
- The neglected wound developed a nasty scabbiness that required medical attention.
- The homeless man's skin was covered in an unsightly scabbiness.
- The scabbiness of the sheep's wool made it impossible to sell.
- The scabbiness of the concrete wall ruined the aesthetic of the building.
- The scabbiness of the dog's fur made it look sickly and neglected.
- The scabbiness of the old painting was a testament to its age and fragility.
- The scabbiness of the metal surface prevented it from being used for industrial purposes.
- The scabbiness of the pottery gave it a unique and rustic charm.
- The scabbiness of the old car's paint indicated that it had seen better days.
FAQs About the word scabbiness
The quality or state of being scabby.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The scabbiness of the old tree's bark hinted at its ancient age.
The neglected wound developed a nasty scabbiness that required medical attention.
The homeless man's skin was covered in an unsightly scabbiness.
The scabbiness of the sheep's wool made it impossible to sell.
