Pronunciation: /fʌk juː.nəs/
noun a word that functions as the name of a specific thing or set of things, such as 'fuck you-ness' in this case
A1 I don't understand the fuck you-ness of this situation.
A2 Her constant complaining about the project's fuck you-ness is really annoying.
B1 The team leader's lack of communication created a sense of fuck you-ness among the employees.
B2 The company's decision to cut benefits added to the overall fuck you-ness felt by the employees.
C1 The politician's arrogance and disregard for the people's needs only increased the fuck you-ness of the situation.
C2 The CEO's blatant disregard for ethical standards only highlighted the fuck you-ness of the corporate culture.
formal The speaker's use of profanity detracted from the overall professionalism of the presentation.
informal I can't stand his fuck you-ness attitude towards everything.
slang She's got a real fuck you-ness about her that I find off-putting.
figurative His fuck you-ness was like a shield, protecting him from any criticism or doubt.
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