Definition of piteousness in English:

piteousness

noun ˈpɪtɪəsnəsˈpɪdiəsnəs

mass noun

1The quality of deserving or arousing pity.
the central irony and piteousness of the story
Example sentencesExamples
- For all its piteousness, his first feature is often moving, always well acted, and distinguished by rare stillness and beauty.
- There is great piteousness as well as great fear in the kind of supernatural talent that might allow a person to see the unseen.
- It was not till I was aware of these ghostly faces that the full piteousness of the ruin that had been wrought was revealed to me.
- This pitiful look is destroyed by this lady's mockery, which draws to similar action those who perhaps might well see that piteousness.
- As Fantine, she was effective, exhibiting the desperation and piteousness of her distraught grisette.
- I shook my head at her piteousness.
- Often the very simple, traditional clown portraits of the piteousness of the human condition didn't feel deep and subtle.
2rare count noun A flock of doves.
a piteousness of doves pecked at his window
Example sentencesExamples
- A piteousness of doves alighted on the edge of the cirque.
- A piteousness of doves is cooing in the banyan trees.

Definition of piteousness in US English:

piteousness

nounˈpɪdiəsnəsˈpidēəsnəs

1The quality of deserving or arousing pity.
the central irony and piteousness of the story
Example sentencesExamples
- It was not till I was aware of these ghostly faces that the full piteousness of the ruin that had been wrought was revealed to me.
- I shook my head at her piteousness.
- There is great piteousness as well as great fear in the kind of supernatural talent that might allow a person to see the unseen.
- Often the very simple, traditional clown portraits of the piteousness of the human condition didn't feel deep and subtle.
- This pitiful look is destroyed by this lady's mockery, which draws to similar action those who perhaps might well see that piteousness.
- For all its piteousness, his first feature is often moving, always well acted, and distinguished by rare stillness and beauty.
- As Fantine, she was effective, exhibiting the desperation and piteousness of her distraught grisette.
2rare A flock of doves.
a piteousness of doves pecked at his window
Example sentencesExamples
- A piteousness of doves alighted on the edge of the cirque.
- A piteousness of doves is cooing in the banyan trees.

单词	piteousness
释义	Definition of piteousness in English: piteousness noun ˈpɪtɪəsnəsˈpɪdiəsnəs mass noun 1The quality of deserving or arousing pity. the central irony and piteousness of the story Example sentencesExamples For all its piteousness, his first feature is often moving, always well acted, and distinguished by rare stillness and beauty. There is great piteousness as well as great fear in the kind of supernatural talent that might allow a person to see the unseen. It was not till I was aware of these ghostly faces that the full piteousness of the ruin that had been wrought was revealed to me. This pitiful look is destroyed by this lady's mockery, which draws to similar action those who perhaps might well see that piteousness. As Fantine, she was effective, exhibiting the desperation and piteousness of her distraught grisette. I shook my head at her piteousness. Often the very simple, traditional clown portraits of the piteousness of the human condition didn't feel deep and subtle. 2rare count noun A flock of doves. a piteousness of doves pecked at his window Example sentencesExamples A piteousness of doves alighted on the edge of the cirque. A piteousness of doves is cooing in the banyan trees. Definition of piteousness in US English: piteousness nounˈpɪdiəsnəsˈpidēəsnəs 1The quality of deserving or arousing pity. the central irony and piteousness of the story Example sentencesExamples It was not till I was aware of these ghostly faces that the full piteousness of the ruin that had been wrought was revealed to me. I shook my head at her piteousness. There is great piteousness as well as great fear in the kind of supernatural talent that might allow a person to see the unseen. Often the very simple, traditional clown portraits of the piteousness of the human condition didn't feel deep and subtle. This pitiful look is destroyed by this lady's mockery, which draws to similar action those who perhaps might well see that piteousness. For all its piteousness, his first feature is often moving, always well acted, and distinguished by rare stillness and beauty. As Fantine, she was effective, exhibiting the desperation and piteousness of her distraught grisette. 2rare A flock of doves. a piteousness of doves pecked at his window Example sentencesExamples A piteousness of doves alighted on the edge of the cirque. A piteousness of doves is cooing in the banyan trees.
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