| In England she had borrowed the untidiness and tawdriness that degrade the English poor. |
| They could impose penalties for lateness, improper hairstyles, or untidiness. |
| The untidiness may make you feel out of control, specially when you are going through a rough period. |
| Ladies were always sensitive about untidiness, and, of course, the room was untidy. |
| In spite of her untidiness, we all liked her, for she was always good company. |
| In the evening, seated under the bednet with her husband, she complains about the untidiness of their neighbours. |
