Soaplessness vs Soapless - What's the difference?
soaplessness | soapless | Derived terms |
The state or condition of being soapless; lack of soap; hence, uncleanliness.
* 1884 , The English household magazine (page 31)
* 1931 , The Week-end Review (volume 3, issues 43-68, page 433)
Soapless is a derived term of soaplessness.
As a noun soaplessness
is the state or condition of being soapless; lack of soap; hence, uncleanliness.As an adjective soapless is
without soap.soaplessness
English
Noun
(-)- In the common kitchen, you may see them grouped picturesquely enough, but with an unsavoury monotony of soaplessness
- One poor devil, unused to ragging, and reproached with soaplessness , went out and shot himself in the area, and at our library table a Suicide Club or pact (anterior to Louis Stevenson's) was solemnly formed.
