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beingness

beingness

1 9.9
A state of existing
  • noun
  • /ˈbiːɪŋnəs/
translation icon : existencia
  • Her meditation practice helped her connect deeply with her own beingness and sense of self.
  • the beingness of human beings

The growth is the result of the beingness, not of effort.

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Examples

  • This law pertains to the individual right of all to create one's own beingness.

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  • These five elements create this magnetic, beautiful mix of beingness that is super attractive and that draws your partner in.

  • The growth is the result of the beingness, not of effort.

  • Faith is knowing that your beingness is more than enough, and faith is knowing that you will be just fine throughout it all.

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  • It's actually the beingness of the universe in you.

  • And when she took that mindset on, I felt my whole beingness relax.

  • The beingness of human beings has to be put into question.

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  • True awakened beingness is going to always come along with love and non judgement.

  • I experienced what felt like oneness in the gaps between thoughts, in the beingness, the isness that is always available now.

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  • Spirituality is an intuitive and subjective "knowing" that consciousness is not an emergent property of a complex brain, but rather the core state of beingness, the existence of which is eternal in nature.

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Synonyms

existence
vsbeingness
838 2.8

The state of being real or alive

is the abstract noun formed with a '-ness' suffix for same idea
being
vsbeingness
617 3.9

The fact of existing or living

is the same sense but formed with a '-ness' suffix
somethingness
vsbeingness
1 9.9

A feeling that something is there even if you cannot see it

is plain existence rather than a noticeable or essential presence
inbeing
vsbeingness
  • Formal
9.9

The fact of existing as a quality inside something

is the general state rather than inherent presence
facticity
vsbeingness
  • Formal
9.9

The fact that something really exists

is broader, naming general presence rather than factual status

Antonyms

216 2.1

A lack of someone or something that should be there

5 7.0

A state in which something is not there

Surface Forms

beingness singular
beingnesses plural

Morphology

beingness = being (transparent) = being + ness

The word is transparently formed from 'being' and the suffix '-ness', indicating a state or quality.

Etymology

The word beingness comes from the verb be meaning 'to exist' and the suffix -ness meaning 'a state', as in happiness. So beingness means the 'state of existing' or the simple sense of 'being'.