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[genbor]

3454

Lawlessness

 WORD

 I figured that was the case... (-_-)'

[Jerry]

3455

Also, no, Lawlessnesses is a longer word

[Wrathes]

3455

Also, no, Lawlessnesses is a longer word

3456

"lawl/ess\ness/eme\sis/ is much more characterized than Lawlessnesses.

[genbor]

 3457

 Lawlessnesses is not a word Jerry... and neither is Lawlessnessemesis.

 

[Jerry]

3458

It is. Lawlessness is a noun and like most nouns, it has a plural form.

[genbor]

 3459

 That's so but I never heard lawlessnesses before, and it sounds wrong too. (When I say something sounds wrong it usually is wrong so I rely a lot on my intuition. Give me a respectable link and I'll accept it.)

[Eulogy]

3460

JERRY remember me? I came here, I left for like a year, said I came back, and then I had finals, and now I'm back

[Wrathes]

3460

JERRY remember me? I came here, I left for like a year, said I came back, and then I had finals, and now I'm back

3461

No one remembers everyone bud... i'm just special to be recognized. :d

[Jerry]

Lol, I do remember you Tmasta xD Welcome back!

3462

It tells you here that it's a noun: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/lawlessness

Also: http://www.anagrammer.com/scrabble/lawlessnesses

but this would be as rare as to see plural words in a dictionary. That doesn't mean that the words don't exist.

[Monzta]

3463

I do remember Tmasta. Welcome back dude.

[genbor]

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It tells you here that it's a noun: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/lawlessness

Also: http://www.anagrammer.com/scrabble/lawlessnesses

but this would be as rare as to see plural words in a dictionary. That doesn't mean that the words don't exist.

 The first link tells is just a definition of Lawlessness, which I didn't really need. While I agree that most nouns have plural form I can't really accept a Scrabble Dictionary's evidence.

 So I went and looked it up in a lot of dictionaries starting with this one: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/spellcheck/british/?q=lawlessnesses

 I searched on google: http://www.google.com/#sclient=psy&hl=en&biw=1600&bih=767&source=hp&q=lawlessnesses+definition&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=512e09aed301a203
(on google the only one that came up was your Scrabble Dictionary)

And also I can't think of any sentence that would have Lawlessnesses that would be correct:
 He has committed a great deal of lawlessnesses in his lifetime? ( - I don't think so)

While I agree words like: "weakness" have plural forms (weaknesses) "lawlessnesses" is just not one of those words. Lawlessness already contains the "plural" meaning of the word Lawless.
 A lawless person (singular)- A state of lawlessness (essentially it includes many individuals who are lawless)
 
 

[Jerry]

3465

*carried in IRC*

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[genbor]

 3466

 Mo

[Jerry]

3467

Mou

[Wrathes]

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Moun