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Meaning of grossness
The primary meaning of "grossness" refers to the quality of being grossly offensive, indecent, or repulsive.
Etymology of grossness
The word "grossness" originates from the Old French word "grossier," meaning coarse or crude, which is derived from the Latin word "grossus," meaning thick or coarse.
The term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something that is considered crude, vulgar, or offensive.
Synonyms
coarseness
crudeness
vulgarity
obscenity
profanity
indecency
impurity
filthiness
nastiness
unpleasantness
repulsiveness
offensiveness
distastefulness
unseemliness
tackiness
tastelessness
crudity
ribaldry
bawdiness
lewdness
salaciousness
lasciviousness
lubricity
licentiousness
shamelessness
immodesty
indecorum
unrefinement
boorishness
crudity
vulgarity
ribaldry
Definitions
- The state of being grossly offensive, indecent, or repulsive, often in a way that is considered unacceptable or disgusting.
- * The quality of being crude, vulgar, or lacking in refinement or delicacy.
Usage Examples
- The grossness of the movie's content made it unsuitable for young audiences.
- * The politician's grossness and lack of tact sparked widespread outrage and criticism.
Antonyms
refinement
elegance
sophistication
delicacy
subtlety
tact
discretion
modesty
decency
propriety
courtesy
politeness
civility
graciousness
thoughtfulness
considerateness
gentleness
kindliness
respectfulness
tastefulness
niceness
pleasantness