Translations for „gratuitousness“ in the English » German Dictionary

gra·tui·tous·ness [grəˈtju:ɪtəsnəs, Am -ˈtu:ət̬əs-, -ˈtju:-] N no pl

gratuitousness

Entbehrlichkeit f

gratuitousness (exaggerated use)

unnötige [o. übertriebene] Verwendung

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English

But this gratuitousness also risks devaluing its object, just like the commodity form.

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Fifty hours in, this sprawling tale of feuding nobles, rampaging dragons and gratuitousness toplessness is an intimidating proposition.

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This same gratuitousness inspires us to love and accept the wind, the sun and the clouds, even though we can not control them.

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A society without closeness, in which gratuitousness and selfless affection -- even among strangers -- are disappearing, is a perverse society.

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But she strongly defends the show against allegations of gratuitousness and succinctly explains its appeal.

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If you have closed the door and thrown away the key of love, you will never live up to the gratuitousness of the salvation you have received.

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At its very heart, it contains a spiritual, mystical element, an experience of gratuitousness that gives it depth and fruitfulness.

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Now, there's been a lot about the gratuitousness of gratuities in the news this past week.

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It's refreshing to find a genre picture which has something to say beyond needless gratuitousness.

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So was there anything to this besides gratuitousness?

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