Definiteness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEFINITENESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being definite
• The state of being definite; determinateness; precision; certainty.
• the quality of being predictable with great confidence
ADJECTIVE:
• clearly true or real; unambiguous
• (of a person) certain or sure about something
• clear or undeniable (used for emphasis)
• having exact and discernible physical limits or form
• clearly stated or decided; not vague or doubtful
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having distinct or certain limits

Words related to DEFINITENESS

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Words that contain DEFINITENESS

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How to use DEFINITENESS in a sentence

• The influence of Confucius springs, first of all, from the narrowness and definiteness of his doctrine.
• Do these add force, definiteness to the picture Shakespeare is drawing at that moment? 7.
• Complete definiteness is not, of course, to be expected.
• The marks were rather small, and were almost entirely confined to one end of the plate, but as I have said, lacked definiteness.
• In this work of mediation there is considerable loss in definiteness, the just and comprehensive consideration of the most diverse interests not always making good the loss.
• The works of all really capable minds are distinguished from all other works by a character of decision and definiteness, and, in consequence, of lucidity and clearness.
• Such impressions as these moved her vaguely, and without strict definiteness.
• A marriage that does not ripen into a close personal friendship between two equals will be regarded with increasing definiteness as an unsatisfactory marriage.
• It was some weeks before anybody got so far in definiteness as to propose whitewash.
• We speak of these changes with a peremptory kind of definiteness, as if they had covered no more than the space of a few years.
• I The persistent definiteness with which the fact of judgment is affirmed by the New Testament we have already seen.
• The declaration of the Social Democrats in the Duma was as weak and as lacking in definiteness of policy as the Manifesto of the Socialist-Revolutionists already quoted.
• Definiteness of thought determines clearness of outline.
• Its very definiteness makes it seem possible of attainment.
• As it is, the interaction of physical things is something that we can describe with a good deal of definiteness.
• Inviting as must have been the opportunities offered in the opening scene of indulging in a riot of voluptuous colour, the definiteness is never lost.
• At first there is no attempt at definiteness in the description he gives of any considerable number.
• Faint suspicions, recollections too vague as yet for definiteness, were beginning to stir in the mind of the man.
• All this indicates a definiteness and specific order in heredity, and therefore in variation.
• With such a problem any hesitation or lack of definiteness in making plans might cause failure even with victory within our grasp.
• All the alleged facts are found to be fatally defective either in authenticity or definiteness.
• Microscopic examination of the blood or otherwise can now pronounce on this matter with much more definiteness than used to be possible.
• The chronicles of the more important cities are known with a definiteness fairly comparable to what we might expect at such a stage of development.
• What definiteness of outline might be preserved must depend on the care with which the old stories of the gods were passed from one person and one generation to another.
• While the fundamental image lacks definiteness and exactness, yet it must be such that it shall not need to be revised as we add the details.
• Their lack of definiteness and my unwillingness to comment upon the language seemed to arouse their apprehensions and suspicions.
• There was definiteness as well as breadth in her way of working all through her life.
• Neither the date nor the place of his birth is known with definiteness, but he was born about 735 at or near York.
• For the sake of definiteness and clearness, the authors have differentiated between types of mental activity and the corresponding types of classroom exercises.
• With the English race, fiction began to take con-structural shape and definiteness of purpose in Elizabethan days.
• It was not my affair, but I liked the ease and definiteness with which Larry put his foe out of commission.
• Again, the inhabitants were marked off into groups or worlds with a definiteness that is now no longer possible.
• Yet, by avoiding the real controversies and being unafraid of mere questions of definition, we may trace a great human movement with considerable definiteness.

Similar words containing FINITENES without suffix s and without prefix de

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