The quality or state of being bloody; the degree to which something involves blood, gore, or violence.
From 'bloody' (Old English blōdig) + suffix '-ness' (Old English -nes); creates an abstract noun describing the quality of being bloody.
Film ratings actually measure 'bloodiness' as a category separate from violence—you can have intense action (violent) without gore (bloodiness), which is why some PG-13 action movies are permitted while R-rated horror films are blocked, even if the body count is lower.
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.