Similar words: speechless, speechlessly, ruthlessness, faithlessness, worthlessness, breathlessness, godlessness, lawlessness. Meaning: ['spɪːtʃnɪs] 
n. the property of being speechless.
n. the property of being speechless. 
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1. Society still needs this crazy discipline. The traits of our sexualculture are still speechlessness, loneliness, violence and not enough desireand love.
2. Conclusions:If the hearing is normal, the main reason for speechlessness is autism or low intelligence.
3. She explains: "It is now a common perception that deafness also means speechlessness, which is due to sign-language teaching."
4. I think there's a connection here between the image from the commonplace book and the treatment in Milton's mask of this strangely conjoint phenomenon of virginity and speechlessness.
5. Almost 150 years after Gustav Langenscheidt's distressing experience of speechlessness, the company's work focuses on how to deal with newly coined words and phrases.
More similar words: speechless, speechlessly, ruthlessness, faithlessness, worthlessness, breathlessness, godlessness, lawlessness, artlessness, carelessness, aimlessness, joylessness, uselessness, lifelessness, tactlessness, homelessness, recklessness, fearlessness, mindlessness, selflessness, restlessness, helplessness, listlessness, fecklessness, hopelessness, timelessness, noiselessness, senselessness, powerlessness, limitlessness.