admirableness

/ˈædmɝəbəɫnəs/ noun

The state or quality of being admirable.

Word Origin From Latin 'ad-' (toward) and 'mirus' (wonderful)—to admire is to look at with wonder. Admirableness is the state of being worthy of that wonder. The root 'mirus' also gives us 'miracle' and 'miraculous', and even 'marvelous' (via French). The PIE root *smei- meant 'to smile, be astonished', so admiration starts with a smile of wonder.

noun The state or quality of being admirable. countable

The admirableness of her dedication to charity work inspired many.

(名词) 令人钦佩;可敬佩;值得赞美

她致力于慈善工作的可敬品质激励了很多人。

(sustantivo) admirabilidad; lo admirable; lo encomiable; excelencia [El estado o cualidad de ser admirable; admirabilidad.]

Lo admirable de su dedicación al trabajo caritativo inspiró a muchos.

(nom) admirabilité; caractère admirable; qualité d'être admirable [État ou qualité de ce qui est admirable.]

L'admirableness de son dévouement aux œuvres caritatives a inspiré beaucoup de gens.

(Substantiv) Der Zustand oder die Eigenschaft, bewundernswert zu sein; das Vorhandensein von Eigenschaften, die Respekt oder Anerkennung verdienen.

Die **admirableness** ihres Engagements für wohltätige Arbeit inspirierte viele.

(名詞) admirable(称賛に値する、見事な)である性質や状態。

彼女の慈善活動への献身の称賛に値する性質は、多くの人を感動させた。

(substantivo) admirabilidade [O estado ou qualidade de ser admirável.]

A admirabilidade de sua dedicação ao trabalho beneficente inspirou muitas pessoas.

Word parts: ad + mir + able + ness

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