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Untidiness

noun
1.
The condition of being untidy.
2.
The trait of being untidy and messy.  Synonym: messiness.






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"Untidiness" Quotes from Famous Books



... more attractive features are very much modified by the presence of badly-kept private places or neglected public buildings, and by a general air of untidiness. Still, the foundation of attractiveness is there; and nothing is needed beyond a well-organized and well-guided control of public sentiment, to remove or to hide the more objectionable features, and to permit such beauty as the village may ...
— Village Improvements and Farm Villages • George E. Waring

... one great evil that for hundreds and hundreds of years has been known wherever people are crowded together, and even in the open country, too; and which has been the cause of more untidiness and uncleanliness and unhappiness and disease than any other evil ever known. And that is the drinking of alcohol. People don't drink clear alcohol, but they can get a great deal of it—enough to poison them badly—in ...
— The Child's Day • Woods Hutchinson

... overflow of kitchen utensils, a pile of cracked pots and greasy and rusty saucepans. Then, at the other end, a French window gave access to the nurses' waiting-room, and here again there was a nauseous spectacle of dirt and untidiness. ...
— Fruitfulness - Fecondite • Emile Zola

... appear the first time thee called," responded Aunt Deborah reprovingly. Aunt Deborah was not very large, and her smooth round face under the neat cap, such as Quaker women wear, was usually smiling and friendly; but it always seemed to Ruth that no least bit of dirt or untidiness ever ...
— A Little Maid of Old Philadelphia • Alice Turner Curtis

... in the home is usually a sign of untidiness; but it means more, it means that disease and often death is hovering over the home. We are too apt to consider the fly simply as a nuisance when we should take it more seriously. The child should be led to realize that the fly should not be tolerated in the home, that it ...
— An Elementary Study of Insects • Leonard Haseman


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