roughness 音标拼音: [r'ʌfnəs]
n . 粗糙,凹凸面,篷乱的毛发
粗糙,凹凸面,篷乱的毛发
roughness n 1 :
a texture of a surface or edge that is not smooth but is irregular and uneven [
synonym : {
roughness }, {
raggedness }] [
ant :
{
smoothness }]
2 :
the quality of being unpleasant (
harsh or rough or grating )
to the senses [
synonym : {
harshness }, {
roughness }]
3 :
an unpolished unrefined quality ; "
the crudeness of frontier dwellings depressed her " [
synonym : {
crudeness }, {
roughness }]
4 :
used of the sea during inclement or stormy weather [
synonym :
{
choppiness }, {
roughness }, {
rough water }]
5 :
rowdy behavior [
synonym : {
rowdiness }, {
rowdyism }, {
roughness },
{
disorderliness }]
6 :
the formation of small pits in a surface as a consequence of corrosion [
synonym : {
pitting }, {
roughness }, {
indentation }]
7 :
harsh or severe speech or behavior ; "
men associate the roughness of nonstandard working -
class speech with masculinity "; "
the roughness of her voice was a signal to keep quiet "
Roughness \
Rough "
ness \,
n .
The quality or state of being rough .
[
1913 Webster ]
239 Moby Thesaurus words for "
roughness ":
CAT ,
Gothicism ,
abruptness ,
acerbity ,
acidity ,
acidulousness ,
acridity ,
acrimony ,
acuteness ,
aerospace ,
aerosphere ,
aggressiveness ,
air hole ,
air pocket ,
airspace ,
animality ,
arrhythmia ,
asperity ,
astringency ,
atrocity ,
austerity ,
bad taste ,
barbarism ,
barbarity ,
barbarousness ,
bearishness ,
beastliness ,
bite ,
bitingness ,
bitterness ,
bloodlust ,
bluntness ,
bombasticness ,
boorishness ,
brashness ,
brokenness ,
brusqueness ,
brusquerie ,
brutality ,
bump ,
cacology ,
cacophony ,
callowness ,
capriciousness ,
causticity ,
ceiling ,
choppiness ,
churlishness ,
clumsiness ,
coarse -
grainedness ,
coarseness ,
cracked voice ,
crassness ,
crosswind ,
crudeness ,
crudity ,
crustiness ,
cumbrousness ,
curtness ,
cuttingness ,
destructiveness ,
desultoriness ,
disconnectedness ,
discontinuity ,
discord ,
dryness ,
dysphemism ,
earthiness ,
eccentricity ,
edge ,
empty space ,
erraticness ,
extremity ,
favorable wind ,
ferociousness ,
fibrillation ,
fierceness ,
fitfulness ,
fits and starts ,
fluctuation ,
fog ,
force ,
front ,
furiousness ,
gaudiness ,
gracelessness ,
graininess ,
granularity ,
granulation ,
greenness ,
grimness ,
grip ,
grittiness ,
grossness ,
gruffness ,
gutturalism ,
gutturality ,
gutturalness ,
hardness ,
harshness ,
head wind ,
heaviness ,
high -
pressure area ,
hoarseness ,
hole ,
huskiness ,
ill -
balanced sentences ,
immatureness ,
immaturity ,
impetuosity ,
impropriety ,
impurity ,
inclemency ,
inconcinnity ,
inconstancy ,
incorrectness ,
indecorousness ,
inelegance ,
inelegancy ,
infelicity ,
inhumanity ,
intensity ,
intermittence ,
ionosphere ,
irregularity ,
jerkiness ,
jetstream ,
keenness ,
lack of finish ,
lack of polish ,
leadenness ,
loudness ,
low -
pressure area ,
malignity ,
mercilessness ,
meretriciousness ,
mindlessness ,
mordacity ,
mordancy ,
murderousness ,
nastiness ,
nondevelopment ,
nonuniformity ,
obscenity ,
overcast ,
oversimplicity ,
oversimplification ,
patchiness ,
piquancy ,
pitilessness ,
pocket ,
poignancy ,
point ,
pompousness ,
ponderousness ,
poor diction ,
pungency ,
raspiness ,
raucity ,
rawness ,
reductionism ,
ribaldry ,
rigor ,
rudeness ,
savagery ,
scrapiness ,
scratchiness ,
sesquipedalianism ,
sesquipedality ,
severity ,
sharpness ,
shortness ,
simplism ,
slipshod construction ,
soup ,
sourness ,
space ,
spasticity ,
sporadicity ,
sporadicness ,
spottiness ,
stagger ,
sternness ,
stertorousness ,
stiltedness ,
sting ,
stratosphere ,
stridency ,
stringency ,
substratosphere ,
surliness ,
tail wind ,
tartness ,
tastelessness ,
teeth ,
terrorism ,
the rough ,
thickness ,
throatiness ,
trenchancy ,
tropopause ,
troposphere ,
trough ,
truculence ,
turbulence ,
turgidity ,
ugliness ,
uncertainty ,
uncouthness ,
uncultivation ,
undevelopment ,
uneuphoniousness ,
unevenness ,
unfinish ,
unfinishedness ,
unfledgedness ,
ungentleness ,
ungracefulness ,
unmethodicalness ,
unpredictability ,
unrefinement ,
unripeness ,
unseemliness ,
unsteadiness ,
unsystematicness ,
unwieldiness ,
vandalism ,
variability ,
vehemence ,
venom ,
viciousness ,
violence ,
virulence ,
visibility ,
visibility zero ,
vulgarism ,
vulgarity ,
whimsicality ,
wobble
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