meanness
/ˈmiːnɪsnəs/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being mean or cruel; a cruel or unkind act.
“Her meanness towards her brother was evident in her sharp words and actions.”
2. noun
A quality or trait of being petty or mean-spirited.
“The politician’s meanness was reflected in her reluctance to help those in need.”
3. noun
A harsh or unkind manner.
“The manager’s meanness made it difficult for employees to work under him.”
4. noun
A quality or trait of being mean or miserly.
“The miser’s meanness was notorious, and he was known for hoarding his wealth.”
5. noun
A cruel or unkind intention.
“The meanness of the plan was evident in its harm to innocent people.”
6. noun
A quality or trait of being mean or cruel in a way that is considered petty or unimportant.
“The meanness of the insult was not worth responding to.”