namelessness
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7.4
- noun
- /ˈneɪmləsnəs/
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anonimato
Which and if you end the namelessness because I'm struggling after too much red wine to say anonymous property, I did it.
- Which and if you end the namelessness because I'm struggling after too much red wine to say anonymous property, I did it.
Examples
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In "Natural History," "nothing ... has a name." This namelessness produces noise.
Blog text (17) -
Which and if you end the namelessness because I'm struggling after too much red wine to say anonymous property, I did it.
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As I watched the trees in darkness, it was not distinctions I saw but their commonality, not their names I knew them by but their essential namelessness.
Academic text (2007) -
The artist captured the beauty of namelessness in her latest painting, inviting viewers to reflect on identity.
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In his speech, he spoke about the danger of namelessness and how it can lead to a loss of individuality.
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The author explored themes of namelessness in his novel, emphasizing the anonymity of the characters.
Synonyms
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6.5
Being unknown so other people do not know who you are
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7.1
Lack of identity that makes people or things seem unknown
A condition where no name or personal detail shows who someone is
Antonyms
How Named
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Namelessness is built from the simple word name plus the endings -less ('without') and -ness ('state'), so it literally means the 'state of being without a name'. That's why namelessness describes being anonymous or unknown, like a person in a crowd with no name tag.