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Looseness

Looseness Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Looseness? [n] movement or space for movement; "there was too much play in the steering wheel" Synonyms \| Synonyms for Looseness: play Related Terms \| Find terms related to Looseness: affability \| allowance \| amorphousness \| approximation \| bagginess \| blobbiness \| blowziness \| blurriness \| Bohemianism \| broadness \| carelessness \| casualness \| chambering \| chintziness \| common touch \| cordiality \| culpa \| culpable negligence \| default \| dereliction \| deviation \| disorder \| disregard \| dowdiness \| ease \| easiness \| easy virtue \| easygoingness \| failure \| familiarity \| flabbiness \| flaccidity \| flaccidness \| floppiness \| fogginess \| folksiness \| frowziness \| frumpishness \| fuzziness \| generality \| graciousness \| grubbiness \| haziness \| homeliness \| homeyness \| ill-definedness \| impotence \| imprecision \| inaccuracy \| inaccurateness \| inadvertence \| inadvertency \| inattention \| inchoateness \| incoherence \| incorrectness \| indecisiveness \| indefinableness \| indefiniteness \| indeterminateness \| indifference \| indistinctness \| inexactitude \| inexactness \| informality \| informalness \| irregularity \| laches \| laissez-faire \| lapse \| laxation \| laxity \| laxness \| leniency \| lightness \| limpness \| loose morals \| loosening \| messiness \| mistiness \| naturalness \| neglect \| neglectfulness \| negligence \| nonfeasance \| noninterference \| nonperformance \| nonrestriction \| obscuration \| obscurity \| offhandedness \| omission \| overindulgence \| overlooking \| overpermissiveness \| oversight \| permissiveness \| plainness \| poor stewardship \| predictable error \| probable error \| procrastination \| promiscuity \| relaxation \| relaxedness \| remissness \| ricketiness \| rubberiness \| seediness \| shabbiness \| shakiness \| shapelessness \| shoddiness \| simplicity \| slackness \| slatternliness \| sleeping around \| slight \| slipshodness \| sloppiness \| slovenliness \| slovenry \| sluttishness \| sociability \| softness \| sordidness \| squalidness \| squalor \| standard deviation \| sweepingness \| swinging \| tackiness \| tawdriness \| tolerance \| unaffectedness \| unceremoniousness \| unclearness \| unconstrainedness \| unconstraint \| unconventionality \| uncorrectness \| unfactualness \| unneatness \| unpreciseness \| unpretentiousness \| unrestraint \| unrigorousness \| untidiness \| vagueness \| wantonness \| waywardness \| weakness \| whorishness See Also \| movability \| movableness \| slack \| slackness \| wiggliness Looseness In Webster's Dictionary \Loose"ness\, n. The state, condition, or quality, of being loose; as, the looseness of a cord; looseness of style; looseness of morals or of principles.

Looseness Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Looseness?

[n] movement or space for movement; "there was too much play in the steering wheel"

Synonyms | Synonyms for Looseness: play

Looseness In Webster's Dictionary

\Loose"ness\, n.
The state, condition, or quality, of being loose; as, the
looseness of a cord; looseness of style; looseness of morals
or of principles.

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