different between pains vs conscientiousness
pains
English
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /pe?nz/
- Homophone: panes
Noun
pains
- plural of pain
Noun
pains pl (plural only)
- Trouble taken doing something; attention to detail; careful effort.
Translations
Verb
pains
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pain
Derived terms
- be at pains
- take pains
Anagrams
- IP SAN, Pisan, Spain, aspin, nipas, pinas, piñas, spina
French
Noun
pains m
- plural of pain
Anagrams
- pinas, sapin
pains From the web:
- what pains are normal at 17 weeks pregnant
- what pains are normal in early pregnancy
- what pains are normal in third trimester
- what pains me
- what pains are normal at 21 weeks pregnant
- what pains are normal in pregnancy
- what pains are normal in second trimester
- what pains are normal at 15 weeks pregnant
conscientiousness
English
Etymology
conscientious +? -ness
Noun
conscientiousness (uncountable)
- The state or characteristic of being conscientious.
Translations
conscientiousness From the web:
- what conscientiousness means
- what is conscientiousness in psychology
- what is conscientiousness in the big five
- what does conscientiousness mean in psychology
- what does conscientiousness
- what causes conscientiousness
- what is conscientiousness
- what does conscientiousness mean in spanish
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