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How To Use Untidiness In A Sentence

  • A willingness to accept untidiness: shaggy hedges, hairy field margins, trees, fallen branches, unkept bits, tangly bits, squashy bits. Times, Sunday Times
  • * I rambled gushily on the subject for fully fifteen minutes, but I shall do my best to avoid such untidiness here. Why it's worth it
  • They could impose penalties for lateness, improper hairstyles, or untidiness.
  • Bill's untidiness drives me mad.
  • His untidiness constantly niggled her.
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  • Whatever answer is given on the assignment point, there will be some untidiness within the statute.
  • Decay, dirt, and untidiness - generally, merde - is actually a rather common theme in modern art.
  • The origins in Zamyatin may explain any emphasis on sex, and the presence of a not-very-strong love interest has its partial outcome in a kind of untidiness but also in opening the door to tragedy - indeed, to Tragedy. Stone Pastorals: Three Men on the Side of the Horses
  • Whatever answer is given on the assignment point, there will be some untidiness within the statute.
  • I thought that untidiness and dirtiness were the characteristics of cities in some underdeveloped country of the past, like Calcutta, Bombay, Rio de Janeiro or elsewhere, but not here in Australia.
  • In earlier days it had certainly been better kept; it now looked like any of the other Yugoslavian spas, which are patronized by the peasants and small shopkeepers, and showed a certain homely untidiness, though nothing worse. Black Lamb and Grey Falcon: Part V
  • The argument is that anxiety about untidiness, or 'pattern deviancy aversion', may be a 'new basis for prejudice'. Times, Sunday Times
  • He hated untidiness and dirt.
  • Mrs. Mullarkey agreed, with that suavity which is, after her untidiness, her distinguishing characteristic; but notwithstanding this arrangement we break our fast sometimes at nine forty, sometimes at nine twenty, sometimes at nine, but never earlier. Penelope's Irish Experiences

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