caringness
To whomever thought "caringness" was a word,
It is, in fact, NOT a word.
Maybe you meant "care."
You sound like an illiterate moron, i mean, how unbelievably dumb are you?
Please die.
Please.
It is, in fact, NOT a word.
Maybe you meant "care."
You sound like an illiterate moron, i mean, how unbelievably dumb are you?
Please die.
Please.
If you thing "caringness" is a word you are, most likely, brain-dead.
Caringness
The level of caringness you have to something such as a coversation, object or person
Wait a second im looking for my caringness to your un related conversation topic
Blue Kirby G. Caringal
good looking, something well made, or something substantial or generous
Blue Kirby G. Caringal is handsome
Caringfulness
-noun
1. a very deep state of mind in which one is troubled, worried, anxious, or concerned for another: He felt smothered from such caringfulness shown by his mother.
2. close protection; guarding: The child felt safe under the caringfulness of his great friend.
-verb (caringfulness-ing)
1. To greatly support another; The nurse's caringfulness-ing showed made her patient think she'd do anything for him.
1. a very deep state of mind in which one is troubled, worried, anxious, or concerned for another: He felt smothered from such caringfulness shown by his mother.
2. close protection; guarding: The child felt safe under the caringfulness of his great friend.
-verb (caringfulness-ing)
1. To greatly support another; The nurse's caringfulness-ing showed made her patient think she'd do anything for him.
1) He felt smothered from such caringfulness shown by his mother.
2) The child felt safe under the caringfulness of his great friend.
3) The nurse's caringfulness-ing showed made her patient think she'd do anything for him.
2) The child felt safe under the caringfulness of his great friend.
3) The nurse's caringfulness-ing showed made her patient think she'd do anything for him.