meanness
/ˈminnəs/
noun
- Cruel, unkind, or unfair behavior or character.
- The story shows the meanness of the villain who cheats the poor.
- She regretted the meanness of her words as soon as she said them.
- His meanness toward his classmates made him unpopular.
- Lack of generosity; stinginess.
- The charity criticized the meanness of the wealthy donor's gift.
- His meanness with money caused tension in the family.
- The meanness of the portion surprised the hungry guests.
- Poor quality or low condition; shabbiness.
- The meanness of the apartment was shocking after the photos online.
- They lived in meanness, with barely enough to eat.
- The meanness of the materials used in the building led to quick decay.
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