badness in Irish
badness in Irish is ainnise, donacht, olcas — badness means the quality or state of being bad.
badness in Irish
ainnise
The quality or degree of being bad.
donacht
The quality or degree of being bad.
olcas
The quality or degree of being bad.
What does "badness" mean?
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noun The quality or state of being bad.
"The judges couldn't agree on the exact badness of the performance."
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badness in a sentence
- The judges couldn't agree on the exact badness of the performance.
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What is "badness" in Irish?
"badness" in Irish is ainnise, donacht, olcas. badness means: The quality or state of being bad.
How do you use "badness" in a sentence?
Example: "The judges couldn't agree on the exact badness of the performance." In Irish, "badness" is ainnise, donacht, olcas.
Are there other ways to say "badness" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "badness": ainnise, donacht, olcas.
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