foulness [ˈfaʊl·nɪs] ΟΥΣ
1. foulness (dirtiness):
- foulness
- suciedad θηλ
2. foulness (unpleasantness):
- foulness
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3. foulness (coarseness):
- foulness
- ordinariez θηλ
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By that logic, churches should instal public conveniences in the nave and the sanctuary, so that the contents of the conveniences aforementioned could symbolise the foulness of sin.
www.catholicherald.co.uk Can love survive such corrupting foulness?
www.theglobeandmail.com His character, slouching foulness masking a damaged, self-doubting core, is richly drawn - as is that of his well-mannered prey, whose steely determination keeps a lid on lurking anxiety.
www.telegraph.co.uk Also, if you smell the slightest hint of mold, fermentation, or foulness, you know they may not keep even one night.
lifehacker.com They berated her for being a divisive wanton, and she answered them back with her characteristic foulness of tongue.
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