ugliness in Japanese
ugliness in Japanese is 醜 — ugliness means the quality of being unpleasant to look at.
ugliness in Japanese
醜
Pronounced: shuu
The condition of being ugly.
What does "ugliness" mean?
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noun The quality of being unpleasant to look at.
"The renovation was meant to hide the ugliness of the old facade."
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noun Unpleasant or hostile behaviour, especially between people.
"There was real ugliness in the crowd after the referee's decision."
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ugliness in a sentence
- The renovation was meant to hide the ugliness of the old facade.
- Critics complained about the sheer ugliness of the new building.
- There was real ugliness in the crowd after the referee's decision.
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What is "ugliness" in Japanese?
"ugliness" in Japanese is 醜. ugliness means: The quality of being unpleasant to look at.
How do you pronounce 醜?
"ugliness" in Japanese is 醜, pronounced "shuu".
How do you use "ugliness" in a sentence?
Example: "The renovation was meant to hide the ugliness of the old facade." In Japanese, "ugliness" is 醜.
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