upness
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A state of being higher than other things, like a mountain peak
- noun
- /ˈʌp.nəs/
- The tall building gave the city an impressive sense of upness, dominating the skyline.
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The balloon floated into the air, symbolizing a feeling of upness and freedom.
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We're increasing the amount of mixed upness and Gibbs depends negatively with entropy.
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This is an entangled pair of quarks, not entangled through this spin, but entangled through their upness or downness.
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Her spirit was filled with upness after receiving the good news about her job application.
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Etymology
Upness comes from the small word up and the ending -ness, which makes a state. So, upness means being up or higher, like the 'up' in 'stand up' or the top of a hill.