How To Use Lousiness In A Sentence

The fact that it was only the second day of his life in no way diminished it's lousiness.
Of course, you won't achieve any degree of lousiness unless you do this to excess.
For Katz's Jewish paternal forebears, who'd been driven from shtetl to shtetl by implacable anti-Semites, as for the old Angles and Saxons on his mother's side, who'd labored to grow rye and barley in the poor soils and short summers of northern Europe, feeling bad all the time and expecting the worst had been natural ways of equilibriating themselves with the lousiness of their circumstances. Franzen On The Book, The Backlash, His Background
Switching on the car's "Sport" mode only recalibrates the lousiness. The Fiat 500C Can't Fail
Despite its visual coolness and interesting non-linear and cyclical narrative style, as an enjoyable movie it fails, mostly due to its overall lousiness.

Pediculosis: a state of lousiness, or the abnormal condition caused by the multiplication of lice on the body: sec phthiriasis. Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology
The silk produced by the bivoltine races of silkworms possesses superior neatness and cleanliness, is without lousiness and has high tensile strength and stands to the international A grade.
20 animals from a mob of 323 mixed age merino ewes displaying obvious symptoms of lousiness, such as rubbed out flanks and matted fleeces, were inspected for lice.
Drill SGT: Yeah, I overinflated the "lousiness" of Novak's driving. "Morally speaking, what [Bob] Novak was doing here is no better than walking down a crowded street with his handgun, firing off .22 rounds at random."
The pleasure lasts a minute, but then feelings of guilt, loss of control and other negative consequences just deepen the lousiness of the day. Gretchen Rubin: 5 Common Happiness Mistakes: 'Boosters' That Do More Harm Than Good
Trees (especially fruit-bearers) are infested with the measels, by being burned and scorched with the sun in great droughts: To this commonly succeeds lousiness, which is cur’d by boring an hole into the principal root, and pouring in a quantity of brandy, stopping the orifice up with Sylva, Vol. 1 (of 2) Or A Discourse of Forest Trees