What is another word for gruesomeness?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡɹˈuːsʌmnəs], [ ɡɹˈuːsʌmnəs], [ ɡ_ɹ_ˈuː_s_ʌ_m_n_ə_s]
Synonyms for Gruesomeness:
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n.
• atrociousness • grimness • gruesomeness Other relevant words:
- Direness ,
- Grisliness ,
- Horribleness ,
- acerbity ,
- acrimony ,
- adversity ,
- asperity ,
- atrociousness ,
- atrocity ,
- awfulness ,
- cruelty ,
- deformity ,
- distastefulness ,
- distress ,
- dreadfulness ,
- eeriness ,
- fearfulness ,
- frightfulness ,
- gruesome ,
- hardship ,
- hideousness ,
- horridness ,
- horror ,
- lividity ,
- misery ,
- paleness ,
- pallor ,
- repugnance ,
- repulsiveness ,
- rigor ,
- rigorousness ,
- rigour ,
- scariness ,
- sensationalism ,
- severeness ,
- severity ,
- ugliness ,
- unsightliness ,
- vileness .
How to use "Gruesomeness" in context?
Gruesomeness is a word that can apply to a wide variety of physical and emotional reactions. The term can be used to describe something that is unpleasant or revolting, as well as something that is exceptionally beautiful or impressive. At its most basic level, gruesomeness refers to a sensation of horror or repulsion. Many people use the word to describe scenes or objects that are particularly disturbing or shocking. For example, a gruesome crime scene can be horribly disorienting, while a beautiful landscape might be awe-inspiring but also deeply disturbing due to its extreme severity.
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Nearby words
- gruelling
- Gruelly
- gruels
- gruesome
- gruesomely
- Gruesomeness
- gruesomenesses
- gruff
- gruff laugh
- gruffly
- gruffness
