stumpiness

  • 1Stumpiness — Stump i*ness, n. The state of being stumpy. [1913 Webster] …

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  • 2stumpiness — See stumper. * * * …

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  • 3stumpiness — noun The quality of being stumpy …

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  • 4stumpiness — stumpˈiness noun • • • Main Entry: ↑stump …

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  • 5Пнистость торфяных залежей —         (a. stumpiness of peat deposits; н. Wurzelanfall in Torflagern, Stubbenvorhandensein in Torflagern; ф. souchetage d un gite de tourbe; и. presencia troncos en los yacimientos de turba) характеризуется процентным отношением объёма пней и… …

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  • 6stumpy — stumpily, adv. stumpiness, n. /stum pee/, adj., stumpier, stumpiest. 1. of the nature of or resembling a stump. 2. short and thick; stubby; stocky. 3. abounding in stumps: a stumpy field. [1590 1600; STUMP + Y1] * * * …

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  • 7depression — Synonyms and related words: Schmerz, Slough of Despond, abatement, abridgment, abstraction, abulia, aching heart, agony, agony of mind, alienation, alleviation, alveolation, alveolus, anguish, antrum, anxiety, anxiety equivalent, anxiety state,… …

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  • 8lying — Synonyms and related words: accubation, accumbency, accumbent, couchancy, couchant, couche, crawling, credibility gap, debasement, deceit, deceitful, deceptive, decumbency, decumbent, delusive, delusory, depression, dishonest, dishonesty, draped …

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  • 9prostration — Synonyms and related words: accubation, accumbency, aching heart, adoration, adulation, adynamia, agony, agony of mind, anemia, anguish, apple polishing, ass kissing, atony, backscratching, bale, bend, bending the knee, bitterness, blah feeling,… …

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  • 10reclining — Synonyms and related words: accubation, accumbency, accumbent, couchancy, couchant, couche, crawling, debasement, decumbency, decumbent, depression, draped, flat, groveling, loll, lolling, lounging, lowness, lying, lying down, procumbent, prone,… …

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