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dinginess

[ UK /dˈɪnd‍ʒɪnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. discoloration due to dirtiness

How To Use dinginess In A Sentence

  • While in the daytime it looked just kept enough to be scruffy, the thick cool of the night hid its dinginess and transformed it into something almost beautiful.
  • And the dinginess of the article produced at last out of an omnium-gatherum sort of kitchen cupboard, made an ominous impression upon the country girl, accustomed Mistress and Maid. A Household Story.
  • It struck him that the truly characteristic thing about modern life was not its cruelty and insecurity, but simply its bareness, its dinginess, its listlessness. Nineteen Eighty-four
  • The den/kitchen area was all done in an orange color that would have been alarming had it not been dulled a bit by the kind of dinginess that looks sticky and usually is. Bread, Fish, Serpent, Stone
  • My only cavil is that Rachel Blues's design has none of the ‘dinginess ‘specified in the stage directions.’
  • The apartment was north facing and the light was poor, adding to the overall air of dinginess. Neurosurgical Intervention For Beginners
  • Overall, I found 9 well done; the animation and the textures of each fabric made doll, the shine of broken statues, the dinginess of bombed out buildingsadds to the complexity of the scenes. Movie Review: 9 « Colleen Anderson
  • Mike leans back and chuckles, and everyone joins in, sipping hot, sweet coffee gratefully in the chill of the a/c, in the musty dinginess of the club before opening time.
  • That for me the chandelle of bailiffship the canvasback that the dinginess of reposeful the webby haganah of the us leonidas. Rational Review
  • The bright-red, dark-black, and all-glass trio of hotels has its critics real-estate blog Curbed dubbed the block "hotel hell" but Mr. Kaufman says the flashy design was necessary to offset the dinginess of the block. Bright Hotel Facades to Offset 'Squalor'
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