Awfulness
91fearfulness — n. state of being afraid; terribleness, awfulness, dreadfulness …
92frightfulness — fright·ful·ness || fraɪtfÊŠlnɪs n. dreadfulness, awfulness; quality of being frightening or horrifying …
93hellishness — n. quality of being hellish, terribleness, awfulness …
94hideousness — hid·e·ous·ness || hɪdɪəsnɪs n. frightfulness, awfulness; repulsiveness, exceptional ugliness; quality of being shocking or appalling …
95horribleness — hor·ri·ble·ness || hÉ‘rÉ™blnɪs , hÉ”r / hÉ’r n. dreadfulness, awfulness, repulsiveness …
96awful — adjective 1》 very bad or unpleasant. 2》 used for emphasis: an awful lot of letters. 3》 archaic inspiring awe. Derivatives awfulness noun …
97solemnity — n. 1. Rite (religious), ceremonial, observance, ceremony, celebration, office. 2. Awfulness, sacredness, sanctity. 3. Seriousness, gravity, impressiveness …
98awful — 1 adjective 1 very bad or unpleasant: The weather was awful. | a really awful book | These canned apricots taste awful! | I felt awful about not being able to help. 2 (only before noun) spoken used to emphasize how much or how good, bad etc… …
99gravity — noun 1) the gravity of the situation Syn: seriousness, importance, significance, weight, consequence, magnitude; acuteness, urgency, exigence; awfulness, dreadfulness; formal moment 2) the gravity of his demeanor Syn …
100horror — noun 1) children screamed in horror Syn: terror, fear, fright, alarm, panic; dread, trepidation Ant: delight 2) to her horror she found herself alone Syn: disma …