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tallness

[ UK /tˈɔːlnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. the property of being taller than average stature
  2. the vertical dimension of extension; distance from the base of something to the top

How To Use tallness In A Sentence

  • We found that tallness is also probably linked to increased risk for ovarian, pancreatic and pre-menopausal cancer as well," said Willett. Diet, Growth Are Major Cancer Causes | Impact Lab
  • I am not speaking of that kind of tallness, but another; you know what I mean, and there my friend is really monstrous. The Complete Memoirs of Jacques Casanova
  • To the character which alone appears in the first cross is given the name dominant (in this instance tallness is dominant), and to the hidden character that of recessive (dwarfishness, in the example). The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman
  • They were about of a "tallness" -- why shouldn't it be Judith Lynn A Story of the Sea
  • I never saw how girls and boys could get upset at tallness or the lack thereof.
  • In the developing countries, especially where cattle are important, most traditional grain sorghum varieties have some forage type characteristics such as tallness and a high proportion of stalk to leaves. Chapter 7
  • But there would remain with him through the ages in that starry loneliness the idea of tallness; he would have in the awful spaces for companion and comfort the definite conception that he was growing taller and not (for instance) growing fatter. Heretics
  • The voice, for example, stays high-pitched, the body develops a rounded contour, and the loss of hormones produces an unusual tallness and also prevents the skin from tanning.
  • Knowing that people were laughing at my tallness, my clumsiness in formal settings, I learned to laugh at myself.
  • “I am not speaking of that kind of tallness, but another; you know what I mean, and there my friend is really monstrous.” The memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt
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