one-dimensionality
- noun
- /ˌwʌnˌdɪˈmɛnʃənˈælɪti/
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- The professor's lecture on one-dimensionality highlighted how limited perspectives can hinder creativity.
Examples
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Far from being insulted by these perceptions of one-dimensionality, I embraced the Mets' identity as my own.
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The artist criticized the one-dimensionality of the characters in the movie, arguing they lacked depth.
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In mathematics, a line is an example of one-dimensionality, as it only extends in one direction.
Synonyms
The quality of being like a single straight line
How Many
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Surface Forms
Morphology
one-dimensionality = one-dimensional (transparent) = one + dimension + al + ity
The noun is formed regularly from the adjective 'one-dimensional' by adding the productive nominalizing suffix '-ity'.
Etymology
The word one-dimensionality comes from one ('single') and dimension ('a direction or measurement' such as length, width, or height). So one-dimensionality means having only a single direction or measurement, which is why a straight line is one-dimensional.