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The Story of the Loch Ness Monster has attracted many tourists to the area.

That’s what grouting mosaics is all about-mushing the gooey-ness into all the cracks.

The world's biggest and most famous kelpie is the Loch Ness Monster, although it is often mistaken for a sea serpent (FB).

However, because the villager committed this crime with a secretiveness not in keeping with his thickheaded ness, it remained a "perpetrator unknown" crime.

happiness is a choice

kindness goes a long way

openness is key to a healthy relationship

fairness is important in decision-making

willingness to learn leads to growth

friendliness can make a difference

boldness is rewarded in entrepreneurship

loneliness can affect mental health

responsiveness is crucial in customer service

Or the 'ness' in 'goodness' and 'happiness'.

Our final suffix for today is –ness, spelt n-e-s-s. Adding – ness to an adjective makes a noun.

If we take the adverb 'nearly' and add '–ness', we create a noun.

" You kain sen' me ter Tara ness Ah wants ter go. Ah is free, " said Mammy heatedly.

It's got this noun-making ending, this noun-forming suffix, ness.

And, finally, we have the environmental message, in terms of the record within the Loch Ness sediments.

You know, we take the adjective sad and we toss this ness part onto it, we've got a noun.

Bus-- B consonant, IH vowel, Z consonant: bus—ness-- and then N, IH and S in the unstressed syllable.

We are back in England too. And I'm sorry to tell you that after all that restoration smutty ness, the 18th century theater had a moral crisis.

John Alden. And in the time of the great sick- ness he and our good captain, Miles Standish, never grew tired of caring for the sick and dying.