backwardness

English

Etymology

From backward +‎ -ness.

Noun

backwardness (countable and uncountable, plural backwardnesses)

1. The state of being backward.
2. Reluctance.

Quotations

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Translations

state of being backward

• Arabic: تَخَلُّف m (taḵalluf)

  Gulf Arabic: تخلف m (taḵalluf)

• Bulgarian: назадничавост (bg) (nazadničavost), изостаналост (bg) (izostanalost)
• Finnish: takaperoisuus (fi), takapajuisuus (fi), vanhanaikaisuus (fi), jälkeenjääneisyys
• French: arriération (fr) f, retard (fr)
• Mongolian: хоцрогдсон байдал (xocrogdson bajdal)
• Polish: zacofanie (pl) n, średniowiecze (pl) n
• Romanian: înapoiere (ro) f
• Russian: отста́лость (ru) f (otstálostʹ)
• Swedish: underutveckling

reluctance

• Finnish: vastahakoisuus (fi)
• Polish: zacofanie (pl) n

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• Central Kurdish: ^{(please verify)} دواکەوتویی (dwakewtuyî), ^{(please verify)} پاشکەوتویی (paşkewtuyî)
• Italian: ^{(please verify)} arretratezza (it) f