dirtiness

The American public is not ready for the dirtiness of war.

It's probably because the world is so full of them that everybody takes their dirtiness for granted.

But now there was a dirtiness to her soul that she felt might never be cleared away.

All snow white, not even the dirtiness that such thick hair usually displays so well.

She lives a very sheltered life and is horrified by cruelty or dirtiness.

Because bedbugs live solely on blood, having them in your home is not a sign of dirtiness.

Cameron felt the dirtiness of conspiracy seeping into his being.

Dirtiness is a condition, not an attribute, and stupidity can be a strategy.

Her clothing was rich, or had been once, long ago before it approached its present state of wear and dirtiness.

But the dirtiness was not the real problem.

He wants to drag you right down next to him, keep you there, in the dirtiness.

The dirtiness of Tommy's face made his teeth seem whiter than they were.

He could feel it now, an alien dirtiness, lurking just below the level of his consciousness.

Light fell across the room, which was spotlessly clean despite the dirtiness of the windows on the outside.

It's a clean white sheet that blankets the dirtiness.

And there are different kinds of dirtiness, too.

And the dirtiness of the woman assaulted him.

Saxon, honest to God, you could never guess a hundredth part of its dirtiness.

And the dirtiness makes it an absorbing hour of drama and comedy.

Automatic weapons are also more susceptible to jamming and negative effects from dirtiness.

Some dishwashers even have sensors that can detect the dirtiness of the water coming off the dishes.

Pigs are also associated with dirtiness, probably related to their habit of wallowing in mud.

It's the best they can afford, but Winifred is horrified at the small size and dirtiness of the proposed home.

Don't you think that to be so much afraid and averse is a sort of dirtiness?"

Hina is disgusted by her children's dirtiness, and she goes to the moon.