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Синонимический ряд:1. deliriousness (noun) deliriousness; franticness; madness; wildness2. extremeness (noun) extremeness -
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1. n мед. неподвижность, ригидность2. n густота; сгущённость3. n физ. жёсткость4. n мор. остойчивостьСинонимический ряд:1. blindness (noun) blindness; drunkenness; muddledness; sloppiness; tightness; wetness2. excessiveness (noun) dizziness; excessiveness; extremeness; immoderateness; inordinateness; steepness; supernaturalness; unconscionableness3. inflexibility (noun) acerbity; austerity; formality; hardness; inflexibility; rigidity4. inflexibleness (noun) inflexibleness; rigidness5. obstinateness (noun) bullheadedness; deafness; hardheadedness; intractableness; mulishness; obstinateness; pertinaciousness; perverseness; pigheadedness; stubbornness; toughness; willfulness6. woodenness (noun) woodenness -
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n головокружениеСинонимический ряд:1. excessiveness (noun) excessiveness; extremeness; immoderateness; inordinateness; steepness; stiffness; supernaturalness; unconscionableness2. giddiness (noun) flightiness; frivolousness; giddiness; light-headedness; lightness; silliness; skittishness; vertigo; wooziness; yeastiness3. nausea (noun) faintness; nausea; qualm; queasiness; seasickness -
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n чрезмерностьСинонимический ряд:1. dizziness (noun) dizziness; extremeness; immoderateness; inordinateness; intemperateness; steepness; stiffness; supernaturalness; unconscionableness2. excess (noun) being unnecessary; embarrassment; excess; extravagance; immoderacy; immoderate use; lavishness; overabundance; plethora; redundancy; superabundance; superfluities'; superfluity; surfeit; surplus -
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n спец. крутизнаСинонимический ряд:1. abruptness (noun) abruptness; arduousness; precipitateness; precipitousness; sheerness2. excessiveness (noun) dizziness; excessiveness; extremeness; immoderateness; inordinateness; stiffness; supernaturalness; unconscionableness
См. также в других словарях:
extremeness — extreme ► ADJECTIVE 1) to the highest degree; very great. 2) highly unusual; exceptional. 3) very severe or serious. 4) not moderate, especially politically. 5) furthest from the centre or a given point. 6) (of a sport) performed in a hazardous… … English terms dictionary
extremeness — noun see extreme I … New Collegiate Dictionary
extremeness — noun the degree or property of being extreme … Wiktionary
extremeness — noun the quality of being extreme • Hypernyms: ↑quality … Useful english dictionary
extreme — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin extremus, superlative of exter, exterus being on the outside more at exterior Date: 15th century 1. a. existing in a very high degree < extreme poverty > b. going to great or… … New Collegiate Dictionary
extreme — adjective 1》 very great. ↘not usual; exceptional. ↘very severe or serious. ↘denoting or relating to a sport performed in a hazardous environment. 2》 far from moderate, especially politically. 3》 furthest from the centre or a given… … English new terms dictionary
extreme — /əkˈstrim / (say uhk streem), /ɛk / (say ek ) adjective (extremer, extremest) 1. of a character or kind farthest removed from the ordinary or average: an extreme case; extreme measures. 2. utmost or exceedingly great in degree: extreme joy. 3.… …
extreme — ► ADJECTIVE 1) to the highest degree; very great. 2) highly unusual; exceptional. 3) very severe or serious. 4) not moderate, especially politically. 5) furthest from the centre or a given point. 6) (of a sport) performed in a hazardous… … English terms dictionary
extremely — extreme ► ADJECTIVE 1) to the highest degree; very great. 2) highly unusual; exceptional. 3) very severe or serious. 4) not moderate, especially politically. 5) furthest from the centre or a given point. 6) (of a sport) performed in a hazardous… … English terms dictionary
profoundness — noun 1. extremeness of degree the profoundness of his ignorance • Derivationally related forms: ↑profound • Hypernyms: ↑ultimacy, ↑ultimateness 2. the intellectual ability to penetrate deeply into ideas • Syn: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
moderate — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Latin moderatus, from past participle of moderare to moderate; akin to Latin modus measure Date: 15th century 1. a. avoiding extremes of behavior or expression ; observing reasonable limits < a… … New Collegiate Dictionary