She is a dutiful daughter to her parents, always helping around the house.
SYNONYM(S): submissive.dutiful words. The Princess gave her mother her dutiful regards (Lytton Strachey).
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
ful|ness — «FUL nihs», noun. = fullness. (Cf. ↑fullness) … Useful english dictionary
un|skil´ful|ness — un|skill|ful or un|skil|ful «uhn SKIHL fuhl», adjective. 1. displaying lack of skill; awkward; clumsy. 2. lacking in skill; unskilled. –un|skill´ful|ly, –un|skil´ful|ly, adverb. –un|skill´ful|ness … Useful english dictionary
un|skill´ful|ness — un|skill|ful or un|skil|ful «uhn SKIHL fuhl», adjective. 1. displaying lack of skill; awkward; clumsy. 2. lacking in skill; unskilled. –un|skill´ful|ly, –un|skil´ful|ly, adverb. –un|skill´ful|ness … Useful english dictionary
col´or|ful-ness — col|or|ful «KUHL uhr fuhl», adjective. 1. having excitement, variety, or interest; picturesque; vivid: »The explorer described his colorful experiences. 2. full of color: »a colorful dress. Also, especially British, colour|ful. –col´or|ful|ly,… … Useful english dictionary
beau´ti|ful|ness — beau|ti|ful «BYOO tuh fuhl», adjective, noun. –adj. very pleasing to see or hear; delighting the mind or senses: »The sky is a beautiful blue on a clear day. Great composers have written beautiful music we like to hear again and again. –n. the… … Useful english dictionary
boun´ti|ful|ness — boun|ti|ful «BOWN tuh fuhl», adjective. 1. giving freely; generous; open handed: »the help of bountiful friends. 2. more than enough; plentiful; abundant: »We put in so many plants that we have a bountiful supply of tomatoes. –boun´ti|ful|ly,… … Useful english dictionary
de|ceit´ful|ness — de|ceit|ful «dih SEET fuhl», adjective. 1. ready or willing to deceive or lie: »A liar is a deceitful person. SYNONYM(S): insincere, disingenuous. 2. meant to deceive; deceiving; misleading: »She told a deceitful story to avoid punishment.… … Useful english dictionary
de|light´ful|ness — de|light|ful «dih LYT fuhl», adjective. very pleasing; giving joy: »a delightful visit from an old friend, a delightful person. SYNONYM(S): enjoyable, pleasurable. –de|light´ful|ly, adverb. –de|light´ful|ness, noun … Useful english dictionary
de|spite´ful|ness — de|spite|ful «dih SPYT fuhl», adjective. spiteful; malicious. –de|spite´ful|ly, adverb. –de|spite´ful|ness, noun … Useful english dictionary
dis|dain´ful|ness — dis|dain|ful «dihs DAYN fuhl», adjective. proud and scornful; feeling or showing disdain: »a disdainful toss of the head. SYNONYM(S): contemptuous, scornful. –ds|dain´ful|ly, adverb. –dis|dain´ful|ness, noun … Useful english dictionary
dis|grace´ful|ness — dis|grace|ful «dihs GRAYS fuhl», adjective. causing dishonor or loss of respect; shameful: »a disgraceful scene. The rude girl s behavior was disgraceful. SYNONYM(S): dishonorable, disreputable. –dis|grace´ful|ly, adverb. –dis|grace´ful|ness,… … Useful english dictionary
