somethingness
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- noun
- /ˈsʌmθɪŋnəs/
:
existencia
- I don't know if nothingness matters or somethingness matters.
Examples
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At this point, all matter has been reconverted to the state of somethingness exploding into a new universe.
Blog text (13) -
Since there is a state of somethingness, it must have also always existed and will always exist.
Blog text (13) -
So from nothingness comes somethingness, yes.
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Then, for no reason, since reason didn't exist then, there appeared a tiny, living speck of pure somethingness.
Academic text (2004) -
The binary digit 1 represents the opposite state of nothingness, which is a state of somethingness.
Blog text (13) -
Out of control, the expansion continued imperfectly, the field engendering little vibrating loops of somethingness.
Fiction book (2000) -
The philosopher discussed the nature of somethingness and how it contrasts with nothingness.
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In art, the feeling of somethingness can evoke deep emotions in the viewer.
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Many poets strive to capture the essence of somethingness in a world often filled with uncertainty.
Synonyms
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The state of being real or alive
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A state of existing
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The basic quality that makes something feel like a single object
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The basic way something really is without judging it
The quality that makes an object feel separate and real
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Somethingness is made from some ('a certain' or 'not specific'), thing ('object' or 'something'), and the ending -ness that turns words into a 'state' or 'quality'. So somethingness means the 'presence' or 'quality of being something', the feeling or nature that makes something real or noticeable.