Sameness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SAMENESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• lack of variety
• lack of variety; uniformity or monotony
• the quality of being the same; identity or similarity
• state or quality of being the same
• The state of being the same; identity; absence of difference; near resemblance; correspondence; similarity; as, a sameness of person, of manner, of sound, of appearance, and the like.
• Hence, want of variety; tedious monotony.
• the quality of being alike
• the quality of wearisome constancy, routine, and lack of variety
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• lack of change or variety

Words related to SAMENESS

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How to use SAMENESS in a sentence

• Nowadays this sameness has been lost, and the words have become differentiated.
• Toward the veriest end of the banquet, we seemed to feel that there had been a slight sameness in its courses.
• Kinds which herd have more sameness than those that do not, and the Grizzly, being a solitary kind, shows great individuality.
• The log meanwhile never drops, and keeps its sameness throughout the journey.
• I have heard many complain of the sameness and unvarying uniformity of the objects which oppose themselves to the eye of the voyager.
• To be held in one position, with unvarying scenes in your windows, is too much like living in a prosaic land home set immovable in sameness.
• In these subjects there is a great sameness, and a very small amount of merit.
• And then after a year or two of it you begin to realize a sort of sameness.
• An objection to using nonsense syllables in any work dealing with the permanence of memory is their sameness.
• For equality implies sameness of measure, as inequality implies a greater or less number of measures.
• But how can that which does not partake of sameness, have either the same measures or have anything else the same? Impossible.
• The eternal sameness however of this avenue is tiresome when you go far in one road.
• And so the story rolls on, gaining pathos, but losing no whit of interest from its eternal sameness.
• In poems of great length there is no blemish more to be feared than sameness of numbers, and every art is useful by which it may be avoided.
• At last the incessant repetition of identical phenomena, the unmitigated sameness of things, the eternal monotony of affairs, become unutterably burdensome and horrible.
• A long subjection of the same persons to the same circumstances produces a general spirit of sameness, a flagging tedium, a want of varied attraction and stimulation.
• I did not say that there would be no sameness of action without memory of a like present.
• There was, as a brilliant and eloquent writer on the subject mentions, a terrible sameness in the whole of this battle.
• The debate which ensued presented much sameness and repetition.
• Occasionally, though, the sameness had been relieved by a vivid touch, but only for a short hour.
• The events of these have almost too much sameness for description, though full of interest in detail.
• After a time the polished rocky sides of the shaft grew to be of a solemn sameness.
• Routine, monotony, detail work, and work which is confining in its character and presents a continual sameness of environment, should be avoided by this type of individual.
• It means the genus, or aspect of generality or sameness that we notice in things.
• Thus in spite of the difference of colour between one cow and another, both of them are found to have such a sameness that we call them cows.
• The perception of cow realizes the negation of all non-cows and this is represented in consciousness as the sameness as cow.
• She loved those letters none the less for their sameness, thereby showing her mother-wisdom.
• And, curiously, in some few cases, we have a sameness of line.
• Their souls seem to grow small by the very smallness and sameness of the daily tread.
• If we could reduce men and women to sameness, we should destroy at least half the values of human life.
• Among the thousand contemporaries at Perry, from the sameness of their ambitions, there was inevitable rivalry and selfishness.

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