meanness in Greek
meanness in Greek is αχρειότητα — meanness means unkind or spiteful behavior; cruelty in small, petty ways.
meanness in Greek
αχρειότητα
Pronounced: achreiotita
(uncountable) The condition, or quality, of being mean (any of its definitions)
What does "meanness" mean?
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noun Unkind or spiteful behavior; cruelty in small, petty ways.
"His meanness toward the new employee was noticed by everyone."
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noun Stinginess with money or resources.
"Her meanness with the household budget caused constant arguments."
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meanness in a sentence
- His meanness toward the new employee was noticed by everyone.
- Her meanness with the household budget caused constant arguments.
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What is "meanness" in Greek?
"meanness" in Greek is αχρειότητα. meanness means: Unkind or spiteful behavior; cruelty in small, petty ways.
How do you pronounce αχρειότητα?
"meanness" in Greek is αχρειότητα, pronounced "achreiotita".
How do you use "meanness" in a sentence?
Example: "His meanness toward the new employee was noticed by everyone." In Greek, "meanness" is αχρειότητα.
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