• cotts,
• noets,
• courtecy,
• couter,
• kitesurf,
• hottes,
• cty's,
• cudes,
• couds,
• comitees,
• coities,
• cotsco,
• contieus,
• cortesey,
• ciggertes,
• cuteous,
• acotors,
• cosed,
• cateers,
• cautous,
• keyterms,
• coers,
• octocer,
• codies,
• ciites,
• cutso,
• cyotes,
• coute,
• otes,
• cofuse,
• gettoes,
• courtesey,
• clotes,
• phjotos,
• qouates,
• coxed,
• courtieus,
• coise,
• botes,
• cuteset,
• coaces,
• qoutes,
• clodes,
• cyctes,
• coads,
• couties,
• codos,
• ghostes,
• coutios,
• qoutas,
• conties,
• cayotes,
• scotus,
• cuites,
• coutesan,
• coyotees,
• cout's,
• goecodes,
• cautus,
• citeis,
• conters,
• couteus,
• catcer,
• nortes,
• codecs,
• gortesque,
• cortacy,
• knotes,
• coutom,
• cjose,
• citie's,
• costes,
• courteus,
• courtess,
• cooes,
• cotez,
• sotes,
• courtse,
• cnters,
• courties,
• goten,
• noteis,
• goets,
• cletes,
• qutes,
• cothes,
• photes,
• cuters,
• conotes,
• couse,
• couters,
• coutisy,
• qutoes,
• coutesy,
• coutous,
• coahes,
• coues,
• cotten,
• cotages,
• cutsey.

Abjectness is the state of being in a very low and pitiful condition. It is an emotional state that is characterized by feelings of despair and submission to one's circumstances. Abjectness is often associated with poverty, homelessness, and other forms of extreme deprivation. It can also be used to describe someone who is feeling extremely low after a failure or disappointment.

Abjectness has been studied by psychologists, sociologists, and anthropologists as a social condition and as an emotional state.

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• abjectness.