scurviness (Meaning)

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scurviness (n.)

The quality or state of being scurvy; vileness; meanness.

No weak antonyms found.

The scurviness of the neighborhood was evident in the rundown buildings and litter-strewn streets.
Despite its picturesque appearance, the mansion concealed a hidden scurviness that only became apparent upon closer inspection.
The scurviness of the hotel was revealed when guests complained of unclean rooms and malfunctioning amenities.
The scurviness of the old shipwreck was a testament to its long abandonment at sea.
He couldn't ignore the scurviness of his own behavior, realizing he had been selfish and dishonest.
The scurviness of the company's practices became public knowledge after a series of exposés were published.
Living in poverty, she experienced firsthand the scurviness of deprivation and lack of opportunity.
The scurviness of the politician's actions tarnished their reputation and credibility among voters.
Despite its promising exterior, the restaurant's scurviness became apparent when health inspectors found numerous violations.
Over time, the scurviness of neglect took its toll on the once-grand estate, leaving it in a state of disrepair.

The quality or state of being scurvy; vileness; meanness.

hateful, nasty,lame, mean, pitiful, cheap, wretched, disgusting, dirty, revolting

scrupulous, creditable, redoubtable, praiseworthy, laudable, honorable, praiseworthy, commendable, laudable, honest

The scurviness of the neighborhood was evident in the rundown buildings and litter-strewn streets.

Despite its picturesque appearance, the mansion concealed a hidden scurviness that only became apparent upon closer inspection.

The scurviness of the hotel was revealed when guests complained of unclean rooms and malfunctioning amenities.

The scurviness of the old shipwreck was a testament to its long abandonment at sea.