Cragginesses

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. The quality of being rugged or uneven in terrain or surface features
2. The characteristic of having a series of steep cliffs or rocky outcrops
3. A state described by an uneven, rough, and sharp landscape or silhouette

Etymology: "Cragginesses" is the plural of "cragginess," which comes from the adjective "craggy" plus the suffix "-ness," the Old English "-nes" that turns adjectives into nouns of quality or state. "Craggy" itself is "crag" with the adjective suffix "-y," which Middle English inherited from Old English "-iġ."

Synonyms: ruggednesses, roughnesses, steepnesses, rockinesses, unevennesses

Antonyms: smoothnesses, flatnesses, evennesses