viewlessness
- noun
- /ˈvjuːləsnəs/
- The politician's viewlessness disappointed voters who wanted clear positions on important issues.
Examples
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In the debate, his viewlessness was seen as a sign of indecision rather than open-mindedness.
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Her viewlessness on controversial topics made her a trusted mediator among her friends.
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The viewlessness of the debate left many participants frustrated.
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Her viewlessness on the issue surprised everyone.
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Her viewlessness on the controversial topic contributed to a calm atmosphere at the meeting.
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Many people admired his viewlessness because it allowed for a more collaborative discussion.
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Despite the heated arguments, her viewlessness helped maintain peace among the group.
Antonyms
How Opinionated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Viewlessness comes from view ('opinion' or 'sight') plus -less ('without') and -ness ('state'). So viewlessness is the state of being 'without a view' — having no opinion or clear position, like someone who refuses to take sides.