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abstractness::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | immateriality, incorporeality |
| Derivation | abstract |
Examples of abstractness
abstractness
The abstractness of a lot of modern dance is also a potential stumbling block.
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However, this solution was imperfect as it lacked the original abstractness.
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The last aspect to examine is the abstractness of linguistic syntax and its correlate in music.
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The waterfalls, expected to flow constantly after the opening, further relieve its abstractness.
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At last, linguistic syntax is marked by abstractness.
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The Triple Quartet, which began the evening, offered a welcome bit of abstractness alongside these two high-intensity offerings.
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Although her work is naturalistic, she portrays the abstractness of intricate patterns she sees in objects such as glass vases, china, fabrics, and flowers.
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This in large measure Mr. Zipperstein manages to do, convincingly attributing it to the abstractness of his fiction, the product of his extreme engagement with ideas and philosophical constructs.
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Concerning musical syntax these three aspects of richness in linguistic syntax as well as the abstractness should be found in music too, if one wants to claim that music has a comparable syntax.
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- The quality of being considered apart from a specific instance or object
