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peevishness
English
Etymology
From peevish +? -ness.
Noun
peevishness (usually uncountable, plural peevishnesses)
- The state of being peevish.
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protervity
English
Etymology
Latin protervitas, from protervus (“violent, wanton”).
Noun
protervity (countable and uncountable, plural protervities)
- (rare) wantonness; waywardness; petulance; peevishness
- Samson Lennard: Of Wisdom, bk.I,ch.XXXV, 1651:
- A vain and frail protervity, an envious prattling.
- Samson Lennard: Of Wisdom, bk.I,ch.XXXV, 1651:
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