untidiness

English

Etymology

From untidy +‎ -ness.

Noun

untidiness (countable and uncountable, plural untidinesses)

1. The quality of being untidy.
   • 1953 April, “Arrears of Station Maintenance”, in Railway Magazine, page 217:

     Mr. Elliot's frank statement that "sloth and untidiness are indefensible" is a sign that the task will be tackled with vigour.

Antonyms

• tidiness

Related terms

• dirtiness
• scruffiness

Translations

the quality of being untidy

• Bulgarian: безпорядък (bg) m (bezporjadǎk)
• Dalmatian: desorden m
• Dutch: slordigheid (nl) f
• Georgian: უსუფთაობა (usuptaoba)
• German: Schlamperei (de) f
• Greek: ατσαλιά (el) f (atsaliá)
• Hungarian: rendetlenség (hu)
• Irish: liopastacht f, amscaíocht f
• Italian: disordine (it) m, sciatteria f, sciattezza f
• Latin: immunditia f
• Polish: nieporządek (pl) m, nieład (pl) m
• Russian: беспоря́док (ru) m (besporjádok), сви́нство (ru) n (svínstvo) (colloquial)
• Scottish Gaelic: mì-chruinnealas m
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: не̏уредно̄ст f

  Roman: nȅurednōst (sh) f

• Spanish: desaseo (es) m

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