tepidness

/ˈtɛpɪdnəs/ noun

The property of being tepid.

Word Origin Tepidness comes from tepid, from Latin tepidus 'lukewarm,' from PIE *tep- 'warm.' The same root gives us tepor (warmth), tepidarium (warm bath), and possibly tepidly. So tepidness is the quality of being lukewarm, neither hot nor cold.

noun The property of being tepid. countable

The tepidness of the bathwater made it unpleasant to soak in.

(名词) 微温;不冷不热 【微温状态】

洗澡水的微温让人泡起来不舒服。

(sustantivo) La propiedad de estar tibio; tibieza.

La tibieza del agua del baño hizo que fuera desagradable sumergirse en ella.

(nom) tiédeur [Caractère de ce qui est tiède ; tiédeur.]

La tiédeur de l'eau du bain rendait la baignade désagréable.

(Substantiv) Lauwärme; Lauheit [Der Zustand, lauwarm zu sein, weder heiß noch kalt, oft als unangenehm empfunden.]

Die **Tepidness** des Badewassers machte es unangenehm, darin zu baden.

(名詞) 生ぬるい性質; lukewarm であること。

風呂水の生ぬるさのため、浸かるのは気持ちが悪かった。

(substantivo) mornura; tibieza [A propriedade de ser morno ou tépido.]

A temperatura morna da água do banho tornava desagradável mergulhar nela.

Word parts: tepid + ness

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