of·fi·cious·ness [америк. əˈfɪʃeʃnəs] СУЩ. no pl уничиж.
1. officiousness (bossiness):
- officiousness
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2. officiousness (interference):
- officiousness
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Ultimately the club has another motive driving its new officiousness.
www.independent.co.uk In 1846, he wrote that the abolitionists had, in fact, slowed the advancement of their cause by their ultraism and officiousness.
en.wikipedia.org The public must always be alert for the officiousness and high-handedness of our bureaucracies, who all too often have insufficient oversight.
www.heraldtimesonline.com Officiousness in sacrifices is called irreverence; ceremonies when burdensome lead to disorder.
en.wikipedia.org But even worse than this contemporary variant on 17th-century witchfinding is the jobsworthery and officiousness by which its absurdities are entrenched.
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