Usage of "messiness" | TermGallery

Portuguese

Catalan

Spanish

A state of confusion and disorderliness.

Catalan

The trait of being untidy and messy.

Usage of messiness in English

In other words, it promises revolution without the messiness of class struggle. 
 The Guardian 

They were beneath our family; their messiness cheated us out of perfection. 
 Within arm's reach 

This paranoid world view misses the messiness with which life actually unfolds. 
 The new yorker 

I wanted to locate myself, not be lost, avoid messiness, avoid death. 
 Feminist dot com 

That said, there's something fascinating about it in all its messiness. 
 Wired 

The world is based on entropy, the messiness of the universe. 
 Fireflies 

The all-American messiness of contemporary taste is something to be savored. 
 The new yorker 

But that gesture also belies the messiness of the situation. 
 Wired 

And this messiness comes along with a whole new frustration. 
 Something wicked 

Maybe he didn't want to deal with the messiness she'd bring into his life. 
 The secret life of ceecee wilkes 

We deny the messiness of the past when we deny these intricacies and complicities. 
 The South African 

Also, for all its messiness, the place had an air of being put away. 
 Blameless 

He always seemed to be getting fired from jobs, owing to his congenital messiness. 
 The new yorker 

The new politics that's emerging in its wake is improvised to the point of messiness. 
 The Guardian 

I'm referring to the real, tangible connection to the 'messiness' of nature's processes and products. 
 Wired 

There's a messiness about the way he presents things, and that messiness I find free. 
 The Guardian 

messiness

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Portuguese

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Messiness through the time

Meanings of messiness in English