# Abstract Ideas

**Type:** Topic
**Words:** 2176

## About

Truth, freedom, meaning, values, and the vocabulary of thought.

## Words by Level

### A1
- life — The state of being alive.; frequency rank 139
- point — An idea or fact that someone wants to express in an argument or discussion.; frequency rank 408
- difference — The way in which two or more things are not the same.; frequency rank 1051
- post — The system of collecting and delivering letters and parcels; the mail.; frequency rank 1787
- section — one of the parts that something is divided into; frequency rank 2396
- activity — something you do for interest or enjoyment; frequency rank 3353
- tooth — One of the hard white parts in the mouth used for biting and chewing.; frequency rank 3939
- skill — the ability to do something well, usually gained through learning or practice; frequency rank 4287
- paragraph — A section of writing that starts on a new line and usually deals with one main idea.; frequency rank 11965
- come under — to become subject to a particular action, influence, or treatment

### A2
- thought — An idea or opinion that comes into your mind.; frequency rank 160
- truth — The real facts about something, rather than what is imagined or invented.; frequency rank 468
- state — The condition that someone or something is in at a particular time.; frequency rank 704
- situation — the set of conditions or facts that exist at a particular time; frequency rank 819
- decision — A choice you make after thinking about something.; frequency rank 1039
- experience — The knowledge or skill you gain from doing something over time.; frequency rank 1083
- beauty — The quality of being very pleasing to look at or experience.; frequency rank 1341
- opportunity — A chance to do something, especially something useful or good.; frequency rank 1372
- challenge — A difficult task that tests someone's ability.; frequency rank 1486
- strength — The physical power that lets you do hard things like lifting.; frequency rank 1494
- condition — The state that someone or something is in at a particular time.; frequency rank 1580
- meaning — What a word, sign, or action expresses or stands for.; frequency rank 1597
- heat — The quality of being hot; high temperature.; frequency rank 1621
- purpose — The reason why something is done or made.; frequency rank 1672
- silence — A complete lack of sound.; frequency rank 1792
- talent — A natural ability to do something well.; frequency rank 2177
- intelligence — The ability to learn, understand, and think clearly.; frequency rank 2311
- solution — A way of solving a problem or dealing with a difficult situation.; frequency rank 2412
- lack — The state of not having something, or not having enough of it.; frequency rank 2617
- ability — the fact of being able to do something; frequency rank 2673
- imagination — The ability to form pictures or ideas in your mind.; frequency rank 2990
- symbol — A thing that stands for or represents an idea, quality, or feeling.; frequency rank 3910
- function — What something is used for or what it does.; frequency rank 4033
- wisdom — The ability to make good decisions using knowledge and experience.; frequency rank 4060
- commitment — A promise or willingness to give your time and energy to something you believe in.; frequency rank 4675
- importance — The quality of being important; the value or significance of something.; frequency rank 4939
- suggestion — An idea or plan put forward for others to consider.; frequency rank 5041
- harmony — A state in which people get along well and agree with one another.; frequency rank 6296
- difficulty — The state of being hard to do or understand.; frequency rank 6297
- feature — An important or noticeable part or quality of something.; frequency rank 6345
- exhibition — A public show of objects, art, or products.; frequency rank 7078
- sewer — an underground pipe or channel that carries away sewage or surface water, or a system of such pipes and channels; frequency rank 8268
- heating — The system that warms a room or building.; frequency rank 8379
- convenience — The quality of being easy to use and saving you time or effort.; frequency rank 8761
- gender — The state of being male, female, or another identity, especially regarding social and cultural roles.; frequency rank 9168
- creativity — The ability to use imagination to produce new ideas or things.; frequency rank 11580
- postage — the charge paid for sending a letter or parcel through the postal system; frequency rank 26191
- laziness — The quality of being unwilling to work or make an effort.; frequency rank 27859
- kilogram — A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams, used in the metric system.; frequency rank 36126
- consist of — to be made up of particular parts or things
- fall under — to be included within a particular category or area of responsibility

### B1
- security — the state of being safe and protected from danger; frequency rank 769
- mess — A dirty or untidy state; a place where things are not in order.; frequency rank 940
- department — A separate part of a large organization, company, or shop.; frequency rank 1196
- hearing — The ability to hear sounds.; frequency rank 1450
- sight — The ability to see.; frequency rank 1503
- responsibility — A duty or task that you are expected to deal with.; frequency rank 1686
- reality — The way things really are, as opposed to how they are imagined or hoped to be.; frequency rank 1829
- connection — A relationship or link between things or events.; frequency rank 1885
- goodness — The quality of being kind, moral, and good.; frequency rank 1909
- courage — The ability to face danger, pain, or fear without giving up.; frequency rank 2114
- theme — The main subject or idea of a book, film, talk, or piece of art.; frequency rank 2292
- shift — A change from one position, idea, or situation to another.; frequency rank 2381
- darkness — The state of having little or no light.; frequency rank 2399
- explosion — A sudden, violent burst of energy that causes damage and noise.; frequency rank 2414
- vision — The ability to see; sight.; frequency rank 2447
- potential — A natural ability or quality that could develop in the future.; frequency rank 2723
- possibility — The chance that something may happen or be true.; frequency rank 2857
- collection — A group of similar things kept or brought together.; frequency rank 2881
- balance — A state in which different parts or forces are equal or steady, so nothing tips over or dominates.; frequency rank 2900
- version — A particular form of something that differs from other forms of the same thing.; frequency rank 2915
- standard — A level of quality used to judge how good something is.; frequency rank 3100
- patience — The ability to stay calm and wait without getting angry or upset.; frequency rank 3203
- comment — Something you say or write that gives your opinion or reaction.; frequency rank 3352
- judgment — The ability to make good decisions and form sensible opinions.; frequency rank 3376
- existence — The fact or state of being real or present.; frequency rank 3381
- occasion — A particular time when something happens.; frequency rank 3447
- charm — A quality that makes someone or something attractive and pleasing.; frequency rank 3494
- chaos — A state of complete confusion and disorder.; frequency rank 3545
- instance — A single example or case of something happening.; frequency rank 3638
- loyalty — The quality of staying faithful and giving steady support to someone or something.; frequency rank 3653
- intention — what you plan or mean to do.; frequency rank 3725
- possession — Something that you own.; frequency rank 3832
- appeal — The quality of being attractive or interesting.; frequency rank 3861
- concept — an abstract idea or general notion; frequency rank 4015
- privacy — The state of being alone and free from the attention of others.; frequency rank 4057
- proposal — A plan or idea that is suggested formally for others to consider.; frequency rank 4076
- basis — The main idea or fact that something is built on or developed from.; frequency rank 4083
- humor — The quality of being funny or amusing.; frequency rank 4107
- weakness — The state of not being physically or mentally strong.; frequency rank 4258
- misunderstanding — A failure to understand something correctly; a mistaken idea about its meaning.; frequency rank 4379
- radiation — Energy that travels as rays, waves, or particles, such as heat or light.; frequency rank 4417
- combination — A mix of two or more different things joined together.; frequency rank 4443
- economy — The system by which a country produces, sells, and uses goods, services, and money.; frequency rank 4554
- document — An official or formal piece of writing that gives information or proof.; frequency rank 4567
- kindness — The quality of being kind, caring, and generous toward others.; frequency rank 4850
- principle — A basic truth or rule that explains how something works or guides how you act.; frequency rank 4997
- arrangement — A plan or agreement made so that something can happen.; frequency rank 5072
- eternity — Time that has no end; endless time.; frequency rank 5115
- philosophy — The study of ideas about life, knowledge, truth, and the meaning of existence.; frequency rank 5163
- honesty — The quality of being truthful and not cheating or lying.; frequency rank 5275
- confusion — A state of not understanding clearly or not knowing what to do.; frequency rank 5467
- logic — A sensible way of thinking that uses clear reasons.; frequency rank 5539
- capacity — The amount that something can hold or contain.; frequency rank 5571
- sickness — The state of being ill, or a particular illness.; frequency rank 5624
- curiosity — A strong desire to know or learn about something.; frequency rank 5650
- leadership — The ability or quality of being a good leader.; frequency rank 5756
- sequence — A set of things arranged or happening one after another in a particular order.; frequency rank 5901
- variety — A number of different things of the same general kind.; frequency rank 6403
- concentration — the ability to give all your attention to something; frequency rank 6525
- essence — The most basic and important quality that makes something what it is.; frequency rank 6577
- examination — A formal test of knowledge or skill, usually written and taken under timed conditions.; frequency rank 6608
- inspection — The act of looking at something closely to check its condition.; frequency rank 6666
- relation — The way in which two or more things are connected.; frequency rank 6727
- consideration — Careful thought about something before making a decision.; frequency rank 6783
- notion — An idea or belief about something.; frequency rank 6891
- reflection — An image seen in a mirror or shiny surface.; frequency rank 6977
- opposition — Strong disagreement with, or resistance to, something.; frequency rank 7123
- selection — a range of things to choose from; frequency rank 7215
- warmth — A pleasant, moderate level of heat.; frequency rank 7345
- employment — Paid work, or the state of having a job; frequency rank 7454
- phenomenon — Something that happens or exists and can be seen, especially something studied or noticed.; frequency rank 7473
- transportation — The system or means of moving people or goods from one place to another.; frequency rank 7725
- recommendation — A suggestion about the best thing to do.; frequency rank 7866
- slavery — The system of owning people as property and forcing them to work.; frequency rank 8054
- achievement — Something done successfully, especially after effort or skill.; frequency rank 8296
- introduction — The first part of a book, essay, or talk that explains what will follow.; frequency rank 8445
- pharmacy — A shop where medicines are prepared and sold.; frequency rank 8590
- isolation — The state of being alone or separated from other people; frequency rank 8979
- determination — The quality of trying hard to do something and not giving up.; frequency rank 9051
- plasma — (physical chemistry) a fourth state of matter distinct from solid or liquid or gas and present in stars and fusion reactors; frequency rank 9162
- disturbance — Something that interrupts a normal, peaceful, or regular situation.; frequency rank 9319
- motivation — The desire and willingness to do something.; frequency rank 9327
- membership — The state of belonging to a group or organization.; frequency rank 9513
- transformation — A complete change in the appearance, character, or condition of someone or something, often for the better.; frequency rank 9569
- significance — The importance or value of something.; frequency rank 9647
- prosperity — The state of being successful and having plenty of money.; frequency rank 10185
- correction — A change that fixes a mistake.; frequency rank 10541
- efficiency — The quality of doing something well without wasting time, effort, or money.; frequency rank 10945
- probability — How likely it is that something will happen.; frequency rank 10978
- HIV — The virus that attacks the immune system and can cause AIDS.; frequency rank 11168
- tendency — A likelihood of behaving or happening in a particular way.; frequency rank 11518
- distinction — A clear difference between two or more things.; frequency rank 11766
- superstition — A belief that is not based on reason, often involving luck, magic, or fear of the unknown.; frequency rank 12065
- proportion — A part of a whole, especially when compared to the rest.; frequency rank 12081
- fragment — A small piece broken off from something larger.; frequency rank 12370
- eyesight — The ability to see; how well your eyes work.; frequency rank 12401
- accuracy — The quality of being correct and free from mistakes.; frequency rank 13337
- uncertainty — The state of not being sure or confident about something.; frequency rank 13637
- excellence — The quality of being extremely good at something.; frequency rank 13813
- preference — A greater liking for one thing over another.; frequency rank 14433
- inscription — Words carved or engraved on something such as a stone, coin, or monument.; frequency rank 14635
- likeness — The quality of being similar to someone or something.; frequency rank 14871
- traction — the grip produced by friction between a moving object and the surface beneath it; frequency rank 15667
- characteristic — A typical quality or feature of someone or something.; frequency rank 16130
- diligence — Hard, careful, and steady effort in your work or duties.; frequency rank 19236
- willingness — The fact of being ready and happy to do something.; frequency rank 19354
- irrigation — the artificial supply of water to land so that crops and other plants can grow; frequency rank 20465
- similarity — The state of being alike, or a feature that two or more things share.; frequency rank 20562
- deficiency — A lack of something needed, especially something essential to good health.; frequency rank 21500
- warranty — A written promise from a seller to repair or replace a product for free if it breaks within a set time.; frequency rank 21756
- intermission — a short break between the parts of a play, concert, or other performance.; frequency rank 21970
- complement — Something that goes well with another thing and makes it better or complete.; frequency rank 22591
- carelessness — A lack of care or attention.; frequency rank 24837
- daze — A state of being confused and unable to think clearly.; frequency rank 24846
- takeaway — A main point or idea you should remember from something you read or hear.; frequency rank 24904
- limitation — A weakness or shortcoming that reduces what something can do.; frequency rank 29960
- taxation — the system or act of charging taxes; frequency rank 30402
- legality — the state or quality of being permitted by or consistent with the law; frequency rank 34710
- sportsmanship — Fair, respectful behavior toward opponents, including winning or losing gracefully.; frequency rank 35423
- misinformation — false or inaccurate information, whether spread deliberately or by mistake; frequency rank 37823
- calmness — The state of being relaxed and peaceful.; frequency rank 38487
- volt — in the International System of Units, the derived unit of electrical potential and electromotive force (voltage); the potential difference across a conductor when a current of one ampere uses one watt of power. Symbol: V; frequency rank 39579
- friendliness — The quality of being friendly and kind to others.; frequency rank 46526
- procrastination — The habit of delaying or putting off things you should do.; frequency rank 59170
- fineness — the quality of being very good indeed; frequency rank 104536
- populousness — The quality of being populous.
- attach to — to be associated with a person, position, event, or thing
- rely on — to depend on someone or something with trust

### B2
- suffering — A state of pain, distress, or great unhappiness.; frequency rank 2230
- coincidence — A surprising situation in which events happen at the same time by chance, with no real connection.; frequency rank 2712
- ease — The state of being able to do something without difficulty.; frequency rank 3243
- engagement — An agreement to marry, or the period before the wedding.; frequency rank 3596
- madness — The state of being mentally ill; insanity.; frequency rank 3982
- radar — A system that uses radio waves to find the position and speed of distant objects such as ships and planes.; frequency rank 4125
- warren — a connected system of burrows in which rabbits live, or the rabbits occupying it; frequency rank 4139
- audition — A short performance to show whether an actor, singer, or musician is suitable for a role.; frequency rank 4301
- priority — Something that is more important than other things and needs attention first.; frequency rank 4392
- coma — A deep, prolonged state of unconsciousness, usually caused by serious injury or illness.; frequency rank 4581
- consciousness — The state of being awake and able to think and notice things.; frequency rank 5064
- discipline — The ability to control your own behaviour and keep working hard.; frequency rank 5158
- retirement — The period of life after you stop working permanently.; frequency rank 5292
- illusion — A false idea or belief about something.; frequency rank 5298
- obsession — A state of thinking about something or someone all the time, in an unhealthy way.; frequency rank 6614
- identification — An official document that proves who you are.; frequency rank 6772
- probation — a court-ordered period in which an offender remains in the community under stated conditions instead of, or after, imprisonment; frequency rank 7014
- exposure — The state of being affected by something, such as a substance or influence.; frequency rank 7109
- distraction — Something that takes your attention away from what you should be doing.; frequency rank 7589
- temptation — A strong wish to have or do something you know you should avoid.; frequency rank 7626
- exile — The state of being forced to live away from your home or country.; frequency rank 7813
- addiction — the condition of not being able to stop taking a drug or doing something harmful; frequency rank 7818
- extension — An extra part added to something to make it bigger or longer.; frequency rank 7850
- nuisance — Something that annoys you or causes trouble.; frequency rank 7991
- portion — A part of something larger.; frequency rank 8112
- wit — The ability to say clever, funny things quickly.; frequency rank 8143
- ignorance — A lack of knowledge or information about something.; frequency rank 8304
- unity — The state of being joined together as one; agreement and harmony.; frequency rank 8861
- greatness — The quality of being remarkable, important, or admirable.; frequency rank 8989
- vanity — Too much pride in your own appearance, abilities, or achievements.; frequency rank 8997
- consolation — Comfort you feel after a disappointment or loss.; frequency rank 9115
- redemption — The conversion (of a security) into cash.; frequency rank 9148
- bravery — Courage; the quality of facing danger or pain without showing fear.; frequency rank 9385
- morality — Beliefs and standards about what is right and wrong behavior.; frequency rank 9397
- resolution — A firm decision to do or not do something.; frequency rank 9431
- assessment — A careful judgement about the quality, value, or importance of something.; frequency rank 9441
- indication — A sign that something exists, is true, or may happen.; frequency rank 9541
- generosity — The quality of being kind and willing to give money, time, or help.; frequency rank 9571
- evaluation — A careful judgement about the value or quality of something.; frequency rank 9883
- revelation — A surprising fact that is made known, especially one that changes how you see things.; frequency rank 9890
- dedication — The hard work and commitment you give to something you care about.; frequency rank 9903
- assumption — Something you accept as true without proof.; frequency rank 10031
- necessity — Something you must have; an essential thing.; frequency rank 10096
- fragrance — A pleasant smell.; frequency rank 10685
- interpretation — the meaning or explanation you give to something that is not clear.; frequency rank 10702
- stability — A steady, balanced state that is not likely to change or fall over.; frequency rank 10999
- immortality — The state of being able to live forever.; frequency rank 11095
- ownership — The fact of owning something; legal possession.; frequency rank 11217
- popularity — The state of being liked or enjoyed by many people.; frequency rank 11340
- hesitation — A pause before doing something, usually because you are nervous or unsure.; frequency rank 11343
- journalism — The work of collecting, writing, and reporting news for newspapers, TV, or the internet.; frequency rank 11489
- circumstance — A fact or condition that affects a situation or event.; frequency rank 11540
- bankruptcy — The legal state of being unable to pay your debts.; frequency rank 11645
- sincerity — The quality of being honest and truly meaning what you say.; frequency rank 12068
- commonwealth — A group of countries or states that share a common government or interests.; frequency rank 12709
- segment — one of the parts that something is divided into; frequency rank 12761
- resentment — Anger or displeasure stemming from belief that one or one's group has been wronged or betrayed by others; indignation.; frequency rank 12979
- coalition — A group of political parties or organizations that join together for a shared aim.; frequency rank 13095
- caste — social status or position conferred by a system based on class; frequency rank 13135
- erection — Anything erected or built.; frequency rank 13235
- paralysis — The loss of the ability to move part or all of the body.; frequency rank 13508
- mentality — a habitual way of thinking or a characteristic set of attitudes and beliefs; frequency rank 13923
- projection — A prediction or estimate based on current information.; frequency rank 14001
- endurance — The ability to keep going through pain, difficulty, or long effort.; frequency rank 14109
- conception — an idea or way of understanding something; frequency rank 14326
- granite — something having the unyielding firmness quality of granite; frequency rank 14339
- proximity — Nearness in space, time, or relationship.; frequency rank 14342
- innovation — A new idea, method, or invention.; frequency rank 14346
- paradox — A statement that seems to contradict itself but may still be true.; frequency rank 14347
- imitation — A copy of something, often one that is not as good as the original.; frequency rank 14399
- friction — The rubbing of one object or surface against another.; frequency rank 14463
- exhaustion — The state of being extremely tired.; frequency rank 14520
- socialism — Any of various economic and political theories advocating collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods.; frequency rank 14594
- optimism — A tendency to expect the best, or to believe that things will turn out well.; frequency rank 14660
- righteousness — The quality of being morally good and doing what is right.; frequency rank 14690
- novelty — The quality of being new, unusual, and interesting.; frequency rank 14755
- blindness — The condition of not being able to see.; frequency rank 14874
- fascination — A strong attraction or interest in something.; frequency rank 15216
- maturity — state of being mature; frequency rank 15300
- capability — The power or ability to do something.; frequency rank 15311
- relaxation — The state of resting and being free from work, stress, or worry.; frequency rank 16309
- vandalism — deliberate or reckless damage to public or private property; frequency rank 16373
- canon — A general rule or principle that is widely accepted in a field.; frequency rank 16498
- indigestion — pain or discomfort in the upper abdomen, often after eating and sometimes accompanied by bloating, nausea, belching, or heartburn; frequency rank 16553
- concession — something you allow or give up to end an argument or reach agreement; frequency rank 16798
- unrest — A state of trouble and anger among people, often shown through protests or riots; frequency rank 16936
- contradiction — A situation in which two things cannot both be true at the same time.; frequency rank 17195
- trait — A particular quality or feature of someone's personality or character.; frequency rank 17240
- variation — A change or difference in amount, level, or form.; frequency rank 17263
- recollection — A memory of something from the past.; frequency rank 17392
- ornament — An object used to decorate something and make it more attractive.; frequency rank 18001
- realization — The moment of suddenly understanding or becoming aware of something.; frequency rank 18247
- distortion — A change that makes something untrue or inaccurate; a misrepresentation.; frequency rank 18436
- bureaucracy — A system of government or management run through many departments and strict official rules.; frequency rank 18457
- sanitation — The systems for keeping places clean and removing waste to protect health.; frequency rank 18735
- advancement — Progress or development in knowledge, skill, or a field of work.; frequency rank 19241
- adversity — A difficult or unpleasant situation; serious trouble or hardship.; frequency rank 19256
- excursion — A short trip taken for pleasure, often by a group.; frequency rank 19638
- stereotype — A fixed, oversimplified idea about what a person or group is like.; frequency rank 19734
- regeneration — Rebuilding or restructuring; large scale repair or renewal; revitalisation.; frequency rank 20858
- aristocracy — The highest social class, usually with inherited titles and wealth.; frequency rank 21026
- wavelength — a shared orientation leading to mutual understanding; frequency rank 21027
- obesity — The condition of being very overweight in a way that is harmful to health.; frequency rank 21093
- self-confidence — belief and trust in your own abilities; frequency rank 21103
- provision — A condition or rule in a law or contract.; frequency rank 21227
- mobility — The ability to move or be moved freely.; frequency rank 21277
- perseverance — The quality of continuing to try hard even when something is difficult.; frequency rank 21423
- digestion — learning and coming to understand ideas and information; frequency rank 21513
- severity — excessive sternness; frequency rank 22091
- flexibility — The ability to change easily to suit new conditions.; frequency rank 22166
- persistence — The quality of continuing to try hard despite difficulty.; frequency rank 22186
- tablecloth — A cloth that you spread over a table, especially when eating.; frequency rank 22479
- comprehension — the ability to understand something; frequency rank 22509
- priesthood — Priests as a group.; frequency rank 22700
- deliverance — recovery or preservation from loss or danger; frequency rank 23229
- blackness — The state or quality of being black in colour.; frequency rank 23403
- punctuality — The habit of arriving or doing things at exactly the right time.; frequency rank 23964
- spirituality — the quality of being concerned with the human spirit, soul, or sacred experience rather than only with material things; frequency rank 24109
- symbolism — Representation of a concept through symbols or underlying meanings of objects or qualities.; frequency rank 24769
- singularity — the quality of being one of a kind; frequency rank 25055
- politeness — The quality of having good manners and showing respect for others.; frequency rank 25549
- metric — A standard for measuring or judging something, especially performance or quality.; frequency rank 25727
- confederacy — an alliance or union of states, organizations, or groups formed for a common purpose; frequency rank 25964
- competence — The ability to do something well, with the necessary skill or knowledge.; frequency rank 26232
- freshness — The state or quality of being fresh.; frequency rank 26434
- dishonesty — The quality of being dishonest; a lack of honesty.; frequency rank 26884
- misconception — A wrong idea or belief based on a misunderstanding.; frequency rank 26888
- originality — The quality of being new, fresh, and not copied from others.; frequency rank 27110
- reformation — An improvement (or an intended improvement) in the existing form or condition of institutions or practices, etc.; intended to make a striking change for the better in social, political or religious affairs or in the conduct of persons or operation of organizations.; frequency rank 27155
- impossibility — The fact of something being impossible.; frequency rank 27266
- shortness — The quality of being small in length, distance, or height.; frequency rank 27668
- restriction — A rule or limit that controls what you can do.; frequency rank 27679
- effectiveness — The quality of working well and producing good results.; frequency rank 27697
- inferiority — an inferior quality; frequency rank 28066
- benevolence — Kindness and a wish to do good for others.; frequency rank 28254
- enhancement — an improvement that makes something more agreeable; frequency rank 28351
- softness — The quality of being easy to press or pleasant to touch.; frequency rank 29254
- availability — The fact that something can be obtained or used.; frequency rank 29319
- aspiration — A strong hope or ambition to achieve something.; frequency rank 29696
- openness — without obstructions to passage or view; frequency rank 29731
- neutrality — the state of not supporting either side in a dispute or competition; frequency rank 30158
- fatherhood — the state, role, or experience of being a father; frequency rank 30653
- ambiguity — The quality of having more than one possible meaning; lack of clarity.; frequency rank 32016
- midair — the open air at a point above the ground; the state of being airborne; frequency rank 32653
- indignity — A situation that makes you feel ashamed or that you are not respected.; frequency rank 33168
- eloquence — The skill of speaking or writing in a powerful and persuasive way.; frequency rank 33640
- disloyalty — the quality or state of failing to remain faithful to a person, group, duty, or cause; frequency rank 34576
- postmark — an official mark stamped on mail that usually records where and when it entered the postal system and cancels the stamp; frequency rank 35326
- notation — a system of written symbols and rules used to represent quantities, sounds, moves, or other specialized information; frequency rank 36877
- prominence — The state of being important or well known.; frequency rank 37808
- tiredness — The state of needing rest because of physical or mental effort.; frequency rank 39042
- advocacy — public support for an idea, cause, policy, or course of action; frequency rank 40218
- correctness — The quality of being free from mistakes; being right.; frequency rank 40627
- inference — A conclusion you reach based on evidence or reasoning rather than direct information.; frequency rank 40700
- firmness — The quality of being fairly hard or solid to the touch.; frequency rank 42965
- gravitation — The natural force that attracts all objects with mass toward each other.; frequency rank 43751
- subdivision — A smaller part into which something larger has been divided.; frequency rank 45008
- impressionism — A style of painting that uses visible brushstrokes to capture light and ordinary scenes.; frequency rank 46434
- permanence — The quality of lasting or staying the same for a very long time.; frequency rank 46666
- attractiveness — The quality of being pleasant to look at or appealing.; frequency rank 47176
- practicality — The quality of being useful and likely to work in a real situation.; frequency rank 48443
- eligibility — the state of meeting the conditions required to take part in, receive, or be chosen for something; frequency rank 48522
- functionality — The set of things a product or system can do; its useful features.; frequency rank 49521
- truthfulness — The quality of being honest and telling the truth.; frequency rank 49683
- deforestation — The cutting down or destruction of forests, often to use the land for farming.; frequency rank 52625
- cubism — An early 20th-century art style that shows objects as sets of flat geometric shapes.; frequency rank 54848
- coherence — The quality of being logical, clear, and consistent, so that all the parts fit together well.; frequency rank 54974
- inactivity — the state of not acting, moving, working, or operating; frequency rank 61383
- cheerfulness — The quality of being happy and full of good spirits.; frequency rank 62281
- misinterpretation — an incorrect understanding or explanation of something; frequency rank 68310
- solidity — The quality of being firm, hard, and keeping its shape.; frequency rank 70369
- accessibility — How easy it is to reach, enter, or use something.; frequency rank 74345
- microorganism — A living thing too small to be seen with the naked eye, such as a bacterium.; frequency rank 77402
- fluency — The ability to speak or write a language smoothly and easily.; frequency rank 86505
- clearness — The quality of being easy to understand or perceive.; frequency rank 113095
- devilment — mischievous, reckless, or troublesome behavior; frequency rank 121792
- timeliness — The quality of happening or being done at the right or most useful moment.; frequency rank 124591
- invalidity — the state of lacking legal, formal, or factual validity; frequency rank 131872
- polity — An organized society or state with its own form of government.; frequency rank 132948
- exactness — The quality of being completely correct and precise.; frequency rank 150632
- gracefulness — The quality of moving or behaving in a smooth, elegant way.; frequency rank 150937
- grayness — the quality or state of being gray in color; frequency rank 168042
- mutability — The quality of being able to change or be changed.; frequency rank 187081
- unimportance — the state or quality of having little or no importance, influence, or consequence; frequency rank 205902
- unusualness — The quality of being strange, rare, or different from what is normal.; frequency rank 308183
- collocation — A pair or group of words that are often used together and sound natural to native speakers.; frequency rank 1184242
- separability — the capacity or property of being separated

### C1
- hack — A writer who produces dull, low-quality work, often just for money.; frequency rank 5413
- pregnancy — The condition or period of carrying a developing baby in the womb.; frequency rank 5600
- integrity — The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.; frequency rank 6188
- abortion — The deliberate ending of a pregnancy before the baby can survive on its own.; frequency rank 6259
- conviction — A strong, firmly held belief or opinion.; frequency rank 6675
- ammunition — information that can be used to attack or defend a claim or argument or viewpoint; frequency rank 7152
- lordship — The state or condition of being a lord.; frequency rank 7210
- wrath — belligerence aroused by a real or supposed wrong, personified as one of the deadly sins; frequency rank 8162
- torment — Severe physical or mental suffering.; frequency rank 8831
- morse — Morse code, a system representing letters and numbers by sequences of short and long signals; frequency rank 8864
- testament — Proof or clear evidence that something is true or that someone has a quality.; frequency rank 9057
- amendment — A change or addition made to a law, document, or formal proposal.; frequency rank 9448
- asthma — a long-term respiratory condition in which narrowed, inflamed airways cause wheezing, coughing, chest tightness, or shortness of breath; frequency rank 9653
- intuition — The ability to understand or know something immediately, without conscious reasoning.; frequency rank 9679
- collision — An accident in which two moving objects hit each other.; frequency rank 9764
- speculation — An opinion or guess formed without firm evidence.; frequency rank 9805
- precision — The quality of being exact, accurate, and careful.; frequency rank 9888
- transaction — An instance of buying or selling something; a business deal.; frequency rank 10143
- purity — the state of being clean and not mixed with anything else; frequency rank 10326
- clarity — The quality of being clear and easy to understand.; frequency rank 10361
- resurrection — a revival from inactivity and disuse; frequency rank 10423
- credibility — The quality of being believable and trustworthy.; frequency rank 10614
- tolerance — The willingness to accept beliefs, opinions, or behaviour that differ from your own.; frequency rank 10898
- caliber — the level of quality, ability, or importance of a person or thing; frequency rank 10901
- momentum — The driving force that keeps an idea, process, or campaign moving forward.; frequency rank 11302
- heath — A tract of level uncultivated land with sandy soil and scrubby vegetation; heathland.; frequency rank 11334
- formality — Something done only because it is required by custom or rule, without real importance.; frequency rank 11558
- well-being — The state of being healthy, happy, and comfortable.; frequency rank 12019
- sensitivity — The ability to understand and respond carefully to other people's feelings.; frequency rank 12027
- capitalism — An economic system in which businesses and property are privately owned and run for profit.; frequency rank 12405
- enlightenment — the gaining or giving of knowledge and clearer understanding; frequency rank 12593
- glamour — a special quality of beauty, excitement, or charm that attracts admiration; frequency rank 12741
- entity — A thing that exists as a single, separate unit, often an organization.; frequency rank 12807
- infinity — endlessness, unlimitedness, absence of a beginning, end or limits to size.; frequency rank 12852
- confinement — The state of being kept in a closed space and not allowed to leave.; frequency rank 13360
- turmoil — A state of great confusion, disorder, or trouble.; frequency rank 13479
- fairness — The quality of treating people equally and according to the rules.; frequency rank 13679
- monarch — The ruler of an absolute monarchy or the head of state of a constitutional monarchy.; frequency rank 13684
- diversity — The state of having many different kinds of people or things together.; frequency rank 13703
- simplicity — The quality of being easy to understand or do.; frequency rank 14724
- abundance — a very large quantity of something; plenty; frequency rank 14976
- accordance — Agreement with a rule, plan, or system, usually in the phrase 'in accordance with'.; frequency rank 15056
- domination — Control or power over others through strength, influence, or resources.; frequency rank 15159
- consultation — A meeting with an expert, such as a doctor or lawyer, to get advice.; frequency rank 15295
- accomplishment — Something impressive that you have achieved through effort.; frequency rank 15663
- relevance — The quality of being closely connected or useful to what is being discussed or dealt with.; frequency rank 15928
- algebra — A system or process (especially one that is complex or convoluted) that substitutes one thing for another, or uses signs or symbols to represent concepts or ideas.; frequency rank 15954
- inability — The fact of not being able to do something.; frequency rank 16087
- documentation — Written records or papers that prove or support something.; frequency rank 16523
- complexity — The state of having many connected parts and being hard to understand.; frequency rank 16848
- hierarchy — A system in which people or things are ranked one above another by status or importance.; frequency rank 17213
- ingenuity — The ability to solve problems in clever, original, and inventive ways.; frequency rank 17300
- complication — A problem or difficulty that makes a situation harder to deal with.; frequency rank 17494
- faction — A small group within a larger organization whose opinions differ from the rest.; frequency rank 17609
- likelihood — The chance or probability that something will happen.; frequency rank 17985
- consistency — The quality of always behaving or performing in the same way.; frequency rank 18389
- rarity — The fact of being uncommon or hard to find.; frequency rank 18493
- continuity — The state of continuing steadily over time without interruption.; frequency rank 18572
- vulnerability — The state of being easily hurt, attacked, or harmed, physically or emotionally.; frequency rank 18752
- occurrence — Something that happens; an event.; frequency rank 18904
- censorship — The use of state or group power to control freedom of expression or press, such as passing laws to prevent undesirable media from being published or propagated.; frequency rank 19077
- aftermath — The period and consequences that follow a serious or harmful event.; frequency rank 19187
- compulsion — A strong, often irresistible urge to do something.; frequency rank 19252
- firewall — A security system that controls the traffic coming into and out of a computer network; frequency rank 19379
- disruption — An interruption that stops something from continuing normally.; frequency rank 20268
- cleavage — the state of being split or cleft; frequency rank 20309
- tranquility — A state of peace and quiet.; frequency rank 20348
- sanctity — The state of being holy or sacred.; frequency rank 20494
- realism — A practical attitude that accepts the facts of a situation as they really are.; frequency rank 20946
- dominance — The state of having more power, influence, or success than others.; frequency rank 20947
- magnetism — The physical force by which magnets attract or repel iron and other materials.; frequency rank 21267
- silencer — British: a device in a vehicle exhaust system that reduces engine noise; frequency rank 21765
- shambles — A state of great disorder, mess, or confusion.; frequency rank 21879
- asphyxiation — the condition of being deprived of enough oxygen to breathe or remain conscious; frequency rank 22070
- admiralty — historical: the British government department and its officers formerly responsible for naval affairs; frequency rank 22360
- invisibility — the quality of not being perceivable by the eye; frequency rank 22371
- vitality — Great energy and liveliness.; frequency rank 22564
- radioactivity — Spontaneous emission of ionizing radiation as a consequence of a nuclear reaction, or directly from the breakdown of an unstable nucleus.; frequency rank 22820
- citation — A short note that credits the source of information or a quotation.; frequency rank 23185
- configuration — The way the parts of something are arranged or put together.; frequency rank 23473
- degradation — A drop to a lower, worse state, especially in quality or condition.; frequency rank 23813
- figment — something invented or imagined that has no real existence; frequency rank 23957
- contention — An opinion or point that you state firmly in an argument.; frequency rank 24093
- transparency — Openness and honesty that allows others to see how things are done.; frequency rank 24709
- anemia — a condition in which the blood has too few red cells or too little hemoglobin to carry oxygen normally; frequency rank 24828
- hibernation — The deep sleep-like state some animals enter to survive the winter.; frequency rank 25644
- fatality — A death caused by an accident, disaster, or violence.; frequency rank 25782
- validity — The state of being based on truth, sound reasoning, or solid evidence.; frequency rank 26639
- impediment — Something that gets in the way and makes progress difficult.; frequency rank 26668
- estimation — A rough calculation or judgement of an amount, value, or degree.; frequency rank 27046
- sheath — a protective covering for a knife or sword; frequency rank 27151
- legitimacy — the quality of being lawful, valid, or justified; frequency rank 27232
- womanhood — the state or period of being an adult woman; frequency rank 27435
- congestion — a state in which a road, place, or system is overcrowded or blocked, preventing free movement; frequency rank 29973
- reliability — The quality of being trustworthy and able to be depended on to work well or behave correctly.; frequency rank 30062
- coldness — a lack of affection or enthusiasm; frequency rank 30302
- illumination — painting or drawing included in a book, especially referring to illuminated medieval manuscripts; frequency rank 30328
- dependence — The state of needing or relying on someone or something.; frequency rank 30629
- restlessness — the quality of being ceaselessly moving or active; frequency rank 30976
- saturation — the state or process of being completely soaked, filled, or supplied to capacity; frequency rank 31230
- boyhood — The state or condition of being a boy.; frequency rank 31452
- keynote — the central idea, prevailing tone, or most important feature of something; frequency rank 31470
- literacy — The ability to read and write.; frequency rank 31810
- omission — something that has been omitted; frequency rank 31870
- flirtation — playful behavior that shows romantic or sexual interest without necessarily implying serious intent; frequency rank 32143
- coolness — calm and unruffled self-assurance; frequency rank 32433
- guardianship — The office or position of one acting as a guardian or conservator, especially in a legal capacity.; frequency rank 32616
- deformity — The state of being deformed.; frequency rank 33388
- cleverness — The quality of being quick to understand, learn, or think of ideas.; frequency rank 33722
- vastness — unusual largeness in size or extent or number; frequency rank 33929
- renown — The state of being widely known and admired; fame.; frequency rank 34476
- castration — surgical removal of the testes or ovaries (usually to inhibit hormone secretion in cases of breast cancer in women or prostate cancer in men); frequency rank 34865
- meanness — The condition, or quality, of being mean (any of its definitions); frequency rank 35225
- scarcity — a small and inadequate amount; frequency rank 35263
- rationality — the state of having good sense and sound judgment; frequency rank 35586
- locality — The fact or quality of having a position in space.; frequency rank 35635
- commonality — a feature or quality shared by two or more people or things; frequency rank 36016
- resilience — The ability to recover quickly from difficulties, illness, or misfortune.; frequency rank 36330
- forgetfulness — unawareness caused by neglectful or heedless failure to remember; frequency rank 37640
- dislocation — a serious disturbance that interrupts an established system, activity, or social order; frequency rank 37753
- marksmanship — skill and accuracy in shooting at a target; frequency rank 37861
- entanglement — the state or process of becoming twisted together, trapped, or caught; frequency rank 38130
- conformity — behaviour that follows the accepted rules or standards of a group or society; frequency rank 38150
- incidence — How often something happens, especially something unwanted.; frequency rank 38409
- toughness — The quality of being strong and able to endure hardship.; frequency rank 38739
- exuberance — Lively, joyful enthusiasm and energy.; frequency rank 39002
- reliance — certainty based on past experience; frequency rank 39131
- pathos — A quality in something that makes you feel pity or sadness.; frequency rank 39235
- detriment — Harm or damage to something.; frequency rank 40540
- kingship — the office, rank, or institution of a king; frequency rank 40943
- extremity — the greatest or utmost degree; frequency rank 42486
- heredity — Hereditary transmission of the physical and genetic qualities of parents to their offspring; the biological law by which living beings tend to repeat their characteristics in their descendants.; frequency rank 42898
- afterthought — an idea, action, or addition considered only after an original decision or plan; frequency rank 43080
- deafness — The condition of being deaf; the lack or loss of the ability to hear.; frequency rank 43860
- lockjaw — an acute and serious infection of the central nervous system caused by bacterial infection of open wounds; frequency rank 44032
- gladness — The state of being glad; joy.; frequency rank 44039
- propagation — The multiplication or natural increase in a population.; frequency rank 44762
- ruthlessness — The quality of showing no pity or mercy.; frequency rank 45450
- versatility — The quality of having many different skills or uses; frequency rank 46086
- naivety — A lack of experience, wisdom, or judgement; the quality of being too trusting.; frequency rank 46205
- duality — A classification into two subclasses or opposed parts.; frequency rank 46207
- oddity — A strange or unusual thing.; frequency rank 46484
- inhumanity — lack of compassion or the quality of being cruel to other people; frequency rank 46698
- inaction — the state of doing nothing, especially a failure to act when action is needed; frequency rank 46786
- cessation — The stopping or ending of something, whether for a while or for good.; frequency rank 47533
- rigidity — The quality or state of being rigid; lack of pliability; the quality of resisting change of physical shape.; frequency rank 47605
- abstraction — A general idea formed from specific examples, rather than a concrete thing.; frequency rank 47658
- reverie — A state of dreaming while awake; a loose or irregular train of thought; musing or meditation; daydream.; frequency rank 47804
- touchstone — a standard, principle, or criterion by which the quality or truth of something is tested; frequency rank 48668
- physicality — The quality of being physical, especially relating to the body and its strength or presence.; frequency rank 48713
- tedium — The state of being bored, usually because something is long or repetitive.; frequency rank 49122
- modulation — in electronics, the transmission of a signal by using it to vary a carrier wave; frequency rank 49795
- finality — the quality or state of being final, conclusive, and not open to further change; frequency rank 51112
- dryness — objectivity and detachment; frequency rank 51152
- governorship — the office, position, or authority of a governor; frequency rank 52070
- uniformity — The state of being the same everywhere or all the time, with no variation.; frequency rank 52152
- characterization — The way a writer describes and develops the characters in a story.; frequency rank 52316
- predictability — the quality or degree of being possible to predict; frequency rank 54198
- unwillingness — the trait of being unwilling; frequency rank 54859
- solemnity — The quality of being deeply serious and sober or solemn.; frequency rank 55813
- timbre — The quality of a sound independent of its pitch and volume.; frequency rank 57134
- specification — A detailed description of how something should be made, designed, or done.; frequency rank 58466
- repertory — A system in which a theatre company performs several different plays in turn during a season.; frequency rank 58616
- retardation — Ellipsis of mental retardation.; frequency rank 59178
- viciousness — the trait of extreme cruelty; frequency rank 59342
- estrangement — the state or process of losing affection, trust, or contact in a personal relationship; frequency rank 59935
- bluntness — the quality of being direct and outspoken; frequency rank 61786
- illegality — the state or quality of being contrary to law; frequency rank 63596
- rightness — The property of being on, or moving toward, the right.; frequency rank 64947
- swiftness — The state of being swift.; frequency rank 66100
- unkindness — The collective noun for ravens; frequency rank 68048
- variability — the quality of being subject to variation; frequency rank 70541
- feudalism — the set of medieval social and political arrangements based on landholding and reciprocal obligations between lords and vassals; frequency rank 71492
- slowness — a rate demonstrating an absence of haste or hurry; frequency rank 71637
- refurbishment — The work of repairing and improving something so it looks or works like new.; frequency rank 72120
- thoughtlessness — the trait of not thinking carefully before acting; frequency rank 72491
- smallness — the property of having relatively little strength or vigor; frequency rank 73964
- subjectivity — A subjective thought or idea.; frequency rank 74180
- divergence — A difference between opinions, facts, or claims.; frequency rank 75371
- trustworthiness — The state or quality of being trustworthy or reliable.; frequency rank 75801
- irrationality — The quality or state of being irrational.; frequency rank 75853
- prevalence — The fact of being widespread or common.; frequency rank 78327
- puzzlement — a state or feeling of confusion caused by being unable to understand something; frequency rank 85748
- witticism — a clever and humorous remark, often with a sharp or ironic edge; frequency rank 89561
- underpinning — a foundation, support, or basic idea that holds something up; frequency rank 90069
- plausibility — The quality of seeming reasonable or likely to be true.; frequency rank 90583
- open-mindedness — willingness to consider unfamiliar ideas, arguments, or evidence without prejudice; frequency rank 91094
- desirability — the quality or degree of being wanted, attractive, beneficial, or worth having or doing; frequency rank 92679
- internationalism — the principle that nations should cooperate and pursue shared interests across national boundaries; frequency rank 94003
- lethality — the capacity or quality of being able to cause death; frequency rank 97104
- naturalness — the quality of being natural, relaxed, and not forced; frequency rank 103714
- prevarication — Evasion of the truth.; frequency rank 107053
- particularity — the quality of belonging to a specific case or individual rather than applying generally; frequency rank 111566
- interconnection — a reciprocal relationship or connection between two or more things; frequency rank 120215
- blankness — The state of being empty, with nothing written, marked, or shown.; frequency rank 131230
- federalism — a system of government in which constitutional power is divided between a central authority and constituent regions or states; frequency rank 138672
- mastership — the office, status, or authority of a master; frequency rank 141591
- self-assertion — the confident expression of one's opinions, rights, or wishes; frequency rank 156082
- mayoralty — the office or position of a mayor, or the period during which a particular mayor serves; frequency rank 172501
- materiality — the quality of having physical or material existence; frequency rank 174650
- retrenchment — A curtailment or reduction.; frequency rank 185355
- advisability — the quality of being sensible, prudent, or worth recommending in the circumstances; frequency rank 189285
- industrialism — a social and economic system based on large-scale mechanized industry rather than chiefly on agriculture or craft production; frequency rank 202694
- stuffiness — The state of being warm and lacking fresh air.; frequency rank 225076
- preachment — a sermon on a moral or religious topic; frequency rank 247802
- paywall — A system that blocks access to online content unless you pay for it; frequency rank 260693
- misapplication — the use of something in an incorrect, unsuitable, or unintended way; frequency rank 273291
- heathenism — dated: beliefs or conduct regarded as non-Christian or irreligious; frequency rank 342152
- nonperformance — failure or refusal to carry out a task, promise, contract, or other obligation; frequency rank 344505
- agreeableness — a temperamental disposition to be agreeable; frequency rank 355062
- applicability — the quality or degree of being relevant, suitable, or capable of being applied to a particular situation; frequency rank 489606
- recency — the quality or state of having happened, appeared, or begun only a short time ago; frequency rank 861402
- emanation — something that is emitted or radiated from a source
- gaudiness — excessive showiness or flashiness, often lacking in taste or sophistication
- incredulity — disbelief or doubt about something
- intransigence — refusal to change one's views or to agree about something
- machination — a crafty and involved plot to achieve a sinister end
- precept — a general rule or principle intended to regulate behavior or thought
- pungency — the quality of having a strong, sharp smell or taste
- purgatory — a state of suffering or purification for souls before entering heaven
- revocation — the official cancellation of a decree, decision, or promise
- triangularity — the state, quality, or abstract property of being triangular
- rollout — the official launch of a new product, service, or system, especially one released in planned stages

### C2
- galaxy — a vast gravitationally bound system of stars, gas, dust, dark matter, and other astronomical objects; frequency rank 4480
- twilight — a condition of decline following successes; frequency rank 6976
- proposition — An idea, plan, or suggestion that is offered for consideration.; frequency rank 7120
- filth — disgusting dirt, refuse, or other foul matter; frequency rank 7741
- fritz — the state of being defective.; frequency rank 7952
- stereo — a sound system that records or reproduces audio through two or more separate channels; frequency rank 8318
- concussion — A violent collision or shock.; frequency rank 9150
- merit — A good quality that deserves praise or reward.; frequency rank 9342
- eminence — The state of being famous and highly respected in a field.; frequency rank 9802
- solitude — The state of being alone, often by choice and in a peaceful way.; frequency rank 10167
- trance — A state of awareness, concentration, or focus that filters experience and information (for example, a state of meditation or possession by some being).; frequency rank 10552
- rift — A serious break in friendly relations; a state of conflict or distance between people.; frequency rank 12888
- suspense — an uncertain cognitive state; frequency rank 13213
- chastity — Vow made, usually because of moral or religious beliefs, to abstain from sexual relations.; frequency rank 14378
- calamity — An event that causes great harm, loss, or suffering; a disaster.; frequency rank 14666
- intoxication — excitement and elation beyond the bounds of sobriety; frequency rank 16299
- monsoon — a seasonal wind system that reverses direction between summer and winter, especially in South and Southeast Asia; frequency rank 16305
- stasis — Inactivity; a freezing, or state of motionlessness.; frequency rank 17892
- psychosis — a severe mental state involving impaired contact with reality, often including delusions or hallucinations; frequency rank 18415
- authenticity — The quality of being real, genuine, and true to its origin; frequency rank 19208
- annihilation — total destruction; frequency rank 19371
- evasion — nonperformance of something distasteful, as by deceit or trickery, that you are supposed to do; frequency rank 19953
- technicality — a small or specialized rule or detail that can have an important practical consequence; frequency rank 19982
- anonymity — The state of being unknown by name; keeping your identity hidden.; frequency rank 20045
- indulgence — Something you allow yourself to enjoy as a special treat.; frequency rank 20566
- prowess — Skillfulness or extraordinary ability in a particular area of expertise; dexterity, mastery, or proficiency.; frequency rank 21336
- consignment — A batch of goods that is sent or delivered, especially for sale.; frequency rank 21462
- pedigree — The history or provenance of an idea, custom etc.; frequency rank 21782
- cleanliness — diligence in keeping clean; frequency rank 22009
- disobedience — Refusal to obey.; frequency rank 22187
- delirium — A temporary mental state with a sudden onset, usually reversible, including symptoms of confusion, inability to concentrate, disorientation, anxiety, and sometimes hallucinations. Causes can include dehydration, drug intoxication, and severe infection.; frequency rank 22288
- autopilot — A system that automatically steers a vehicle, plane, or ship without a person controlling it.; frequency rank 22335
- vigilance — vigilant attentiveness; frequency rank 22976
- equilibrium — A state of balance in which opposing forces or influences cancel each other out.; frequency rank 23040
- requisition — A formal, official request for supplies or services.; frequency rank 23320
- monstrosity — something hideous or frightful; frequency rank 23799
- tenacity — The quality of being determined and refusing to give up.; frequency rank 23901
- foresight — the ability to think ahead and prepare for what may happen; frequency rank 23981
- celibacy — abstaining from sexual relations, for example because of religious vows; frequency rank 23990
- wedlock — the state of being married, especially in the phrases in wedlock and out of wedlock; frequency rank 24207
- sixpence — The value of six old pence; half of a shilling; or one-fortieth of a pound sterling.; frequency rank 24476
- impatience — annoyance or restlessness caused by delay; frequency rank 24773
- aptitude — A natural ability or talent for learning or doing something.; frequency rank 24831
- muffler — a device in a vehicle's exhaust system that reduces engine noise; in British English, a silencer; frequency rank 24851
- sensibility — refined sensitivity to pleasurable or painful impressions; frequency rank 24952
- ovation — an enthusiastic public reception, especially a sustained burst of applause; frequency rank 25425
- mediocrity — The state of being only average and not very good.; frequency rank 25722
- correlation — A connection between two or more things in which they change together.; frequency rank 25937
- agility — The ability to move quickly and easily.; frequency rank 26347
- gentleness — acting in a manner that is gentle and mild and even-tempered; frequency rank 26555
- vermouth — a fortified red or white wine flavored with herbs and spices, served as an aperitif or used in cocktails; frequency rank 26606
- accountability — The state of being responsible for your actions and having to explain them to others.; frequency rank 26891
- depravity — The state of being morally corrupt or wicked.; frequency rank 27053
- circumcision — the surgical removal of the foreskin, often performed as a religious rite or medical procedure; frequency rank 27293
- bastion — a group that defends a principle; frequency rank 28301
- servitude — state of subjection to an owner or master or forced labor imposed as punishment; frequency rank 28363
- constipation — a condition in which bowel movements are infrequent or difficult; frequency rank 28370
- impertinence — An instance of this; a moment of being impertinent.; frequency rank 28431
- imposition — An unfair or unwelcome demand on your time, effort, or hospitality.; frequency rank 28545
- gratification — state of being gratified or satisfied; frequency rank 28612
- radiance — bright light or a warm glow sent out from something; frequency rank 28960
- banishment — The state of being sent away from a place and forbidden to return; exile.; frequency rank 28964
- aberration — Something that is very different from what is normal or expected; a one-off departure from the usual.; frequency rank 29229
- sensuality — The state of being sensual or sensuous.; frequency rank 29239
- spontaneity — The quality of doing things naturally and on impulse, without planning.; frequency rank 29664
- magnificence — the quality of being magnificent or splendid or grand; frequency rank 30146
- swordsmanship — skill, technique, or proficiency in fighting with a sword; frequency rank 30278
- futility — the quality of being pointless or incapable of producing a useful result; frequency rank 30378
- notoriety — The state of being famous for something bad or shameful.; frequency rank 30430
- hindrance — Something that makes it harder to do something; an obstacle.; frequency rank 30460
- repose — A calm, restful state free from work or worry.; frequency rank 30488
- vulgarity — the quality of lacking taste and refinement; frequency rank 30553
- skepticism — doubt about the truth of something; frequency rank 30621
- squalor — a state of extreme dirtiness and unpleasant living conditions, often caused by neglect or poverty; frequency rank 31077
- workmanship — The skill of an artisan or craftsman.; frequency rank 31792
- waterworks — a system of reservoirs, treatment facilities, pumps, and pipes that supplies water to a community; frequency rank 32895
- sedition — Organized incitement of rebellion or civil disorder against authority or the state, usually by speech or writing.; frequency rank 33548
- ferocity — Extreme fierceness or violence.; frequency rank 33593
- marchioness — the wife or widow of a marquess; frequency rank 34012
- polygamy — The condition of having more than one spouse or marriage partner at one time.; frequency rank 34017
- catechism — a summary of Christian doctrine arranged as questions and answers for instruction; frequency rank 34687
- disintegration — a loss (or serious disruption) of organization in some system; frequency rank 35145
- delicatessen — A shop that sells high-quality cooked meats, cheeses, and other ready-to-eat foods.; frequency rank 35301
- behemoth — Any great and mighty monster.; frequency rank 35925
- fruition — The point at which a plan or effort is finally achieved and produces results.; frequency rank 36008
- fluctuation — An irregular rise and fall in something; a continual change.; frequency rank 36615
- whimsy — an odd, fanciful, or capricious idea or impulse; frequency rank 37340
- eroticism — sexual desire, excitement, or the quality of being sexually arousing; frequency rank 37545
- levity — The state or quality of being light, buoyancy.; frequency rank 37788
- impropriety — The condition of being improper.; frequency rank 38545
- perdition — eternal spiritual punishment or damnation; frequency rank 38600
- infertility — the inability or reduced ability of a person, animal, or population to produce offspring; frequency rank 38866
- inexperience — lack of experience and the knowledge and understanding derived from experience; frequency rank 39205
- nepotism — The favoring of relatives (most strictly) or also personal friends (more broadly) because of their relationship rather than because of their abilities.; frequency rank 39215
- strangeness — the quality of being alien or not native; frequency rank 39691
- subversion — the deliberate, often covert undermining of an established government, institution, or system; frequency rank 39825
- complacency — self-satisfaction, contentment with one's situation; frequency rank 39901
- obstinacy — The state, or an act, of stubbornness or doggedness.; frequency rank 39974
- dereliction — Willful neglect of one's duty.; frequency rank 40935
- papacy — the office, authority, or institution of the pope and the system by which the Roman Catholic Church is governed; frequency rank 40946
- preoccupation — The state of being so absorbed in a thought that you notice little else.; frequency rank 41294
- ferment — a state of agitation or turbulent change or development; frequency rank 41541
- incontinence — inability to control the bladder or bowels, resulting in involuntary urination or defecation; frequency rank 41593
- trepidation — Anxiety over the uncertain future or possible ill-occurrence.; frequency rank 41713
- elasticity — The ability of a material to return to its original shape after being stretched or squeezed.; frequency rank 42510
- fallacy — A mistaken belief based on faulty reasoning.; frequency rank 43048
- culpability — responsibility for a fault or wrongdoing; the state of deserving blame; frequency rank 43382
- dalliance — A wasting of time in idleness or trifles.; frequency rank 43752
- dissension — Strong disagreement that causes division within a group.; frequency rank 44387
- monolith — a large single block of stone, especially one used as a monument; frequency rank 44413
- attrition — A gradual reduction in number, especially of staff who leave and are not replaced.; frequency rank 44626
- stipulation — A condition that must be met as part of an agreement.; frequency rank 44797
- tizzy — a state of nervous excitement, agitation, or confused distraction; frequency rank 44941
- surrealism — An early 20th-century art and literary movement that used dreamlike, fantastic images to express the unconscious mind.; frequency rank 45637
- gestation — the period during which an embryo develops, about 266 days in humans; frequency rank 45810
- proliferation — A rapid increase in the number or spread of something.; frequency rank 45876
- lucidity — clarity of expression, explanation, or style that makes something easy to understand; frequency rank 46846
- electromagnetism — magnetism produced by an electric current; frequency rank 47053
- orthodoxy — Correctness of doctrine and belief in regard to any doctrinal (i.e. philosophical or theological) system.; frequency rank 47177
- sterility — The condition of being unable to produce children or offspring.; frequency rank 47196
- jubilation — the utterance of sounds expressing great joy; frequency rank 47698
- paraphrase — a restatement of a passage or idea in different words, usually to make its meaning clearer; frequency rank 48126
- immensity — the state or quality of being extremely large, extensive, or numerous; frequency rank 48184
- duplicity — The quality of being double or twofold.; frequency rank 48234
- irritability — a tendency to become annoyed, impatient, or angry easily; frequency rank 48604
- barbarity — extreme cruelty or brutal, inhuman behavior; frequency rank 48856
- melancholia — historical psychiatry: a condition of profound depression, often with fear, guilt, slowed thought, or withdrawal; frequency rank 49246
- brevity — The quality of expressing something in few words; conciseness.; frequency rank 49448
- eccentricity — Strange or unusual behaviour; the quality of being odd.; frequency rank 50699
- happenstance — A chance event; something that happens by luck rather than planning.; frequency rank 50859
- escarpment — a long, steep slope or cliff separating two areas of relatively level ground; frequency rank 51398
- schism — division of a group into opposing factions; frequency rank 51489
- assignation — often dated: a secret appointment to meet, especially between lovers; frequency rank 51517
- condiment — a preparation (a sauce or relish or spice) to enhance flavor or enjoyment; frequency rank 51536
- locomotion — Movement, or the ability to move from one place to another.; frequency rank 51884
- predilection — A strong liking or preference for something.; frequency rank 52073
- tribulation — great trouble, suffering, or distress; frequency rank 53124
- superstructure — a structure, system, or set of ideas built upon an underlying foundation or basis; frequency rank 53232
- malformation — an abnormal shape or structure, especially one arising during bodily development; frequency rank 53238
- affectation — A way of behaving or speaking that is not natural and is meant to impress others.; frequency rank 53279
- Bolshevism — historical and political: the revolutionary Marxist doctrine and strategy of the Bolshevik faction led by Lenin; frequency rank 54049
- profitability — The ability of a business to make a profit; the degree to which it is profitable.; frequency rank 54229
- conflagration — a large, destructive, and uncontrolled fire; frequency rank 54569
- temerity — Effrontery; impudence.; frequency rank 54662
- allusion — An indirect mention of something the speaker expects you to recognize.; frequency rank 54818
- perversity — A deliberate tendency to behave in an unreasonable or contrary way.; frequency rank 54869
- durability — permanence by virtue of the power to resist stress or force; frequency rank 55136
- expediency — The quality of being fit or suitable to effect some desired end or the purpose intended; suitability for particular circumstance or situation.; frequency rank 55211
- modernism — A movement in art, architecture, and literature in the early 20th century that broke deliberately with older styles.; frequency rank 55378
- hedonism — The philosophical belief that happiness, particularly sensual pleasure, is the highest good in life.; frequency rank 55930
- condescension — affability to your inferiors and temporary disregard for differences of position or rank; frequency rank 56302
- offshoot — a group, organization, idea, or development that originates from something larger; frequency rank 56417
- mismanagement — management that is careless or inefficient; frequency rank 56459
- gunsmith — a craftsperson who makes, modifies, maintains, or repairs firearms; frequency rank 56843
- wretchedness — the quality of being poor and inferior and sorry; frequency rank 56953
- redistribution — distributing again; frequency rank 56958
- polis — an ancient Greek city-state, regarded as a political community together with its territory; frequency rank 58056
- peridot — a transparent yellow-green or olive-green gem-quality variety of the mineral olivine; frequency rank 58243
- pragmatism — a philosophical tradition that evaluates ideas partly through their practical consequences and role in inquiry; frequency rank 58281
- egotism — an exaggerated opinion of your own importance; frequency rank 60653
- recidivism — Committing new offenses after a crime committed in the past.; frequency rank 60764
- omnipotence — Unlimited power; commonly attributed to a deity or deities.; frequency rank 62300
- pennyworth — an amount of something that can be bought for one penny; frequency rank 62906
- laith — Northern English dialect: a barn or agricultural shed; frequency rank 64157
- obliteration — The total destruction of something.; frequency rank 64571
- serfdom — the condition of being a serf, bound to work on a lord's land and subject to the lord's authority; frequency rank 64715
- indolence — Habitual laziness; a dislike of work or effort.; frequency rank 65615
- incompatibility — the quality of being unable to exist or work in congenial combination; frequency rank 66435
- dissipation — breaking up and scattering by dispersion; frequency rank 66493
- magnanimity — The quality of being generous and forgiving, especially toward a rival.; frequency rank 67269
- abeyance — Expectancy; a condition when an ownership of real property is undetermined; lapse in succession of ownership of estate, or title.; frequency rank 67501
- exasperation — actions that cause great irritation or even anger; frequency rank 67882
- luminosity — the quality or degree of giving off or reflecting light; brightness; frequency rank 67936
- timidity — The quality of being shy and lacking confidence or courage.; frequency rank 68130
- meritocracy — Rule by merit and talent.; frequency rank 68156
- convulsion — a violent disturbance; frequency rank 68255
- primacy — The state or condition of being prime or first, as in time, place, rank, etc.; frequency rank 68305
- poseur — One who affects some behaviour, style, attitude or other condition, often to impress or influence others.; frequency rank 68326
- equanimity — steadiness of mind under stress; frequency rank 69469
- fourpence — a former English silver coin worth four pennies; frequency rank 69736
- remoteness — The quality of being remote.; frequency rank 70339
- Paulista — a native or inhabitant of the Brazilian state of São Paulo; frequency rank 70644
- gentility — refined manners, appearance, or social behavior associated with being genteel; frequency rank 71112
- adhesion — The way one surface sticks to another.; frequency rank 71765
- dotage — a period or state of old age marked by declining mental ability or judgment; frequency rank 72099
- ascendancy — The quality of being in the ascendant; dominant control, supremacy.; frequency rank 74055
- dénouement — the final part of a story or drama in which complications are resolved; frequency rank 74363
- multiplicity — The state of being made of multiple diverse elements.; frequency rank 74431
- mendacity — A deceit, falsehood, or lie.; frequency rank 75217
- credulity — an excessive readiness to believe claims without sufficient evidence; frequency rank 75949
- pomposity — an affectedly grand, solemn, or self-important manner; frequency rank 76177
- godhead — divine nature, rank, or essence; the state of being a god; frequency rank 76565
- nihilism — the delusion that things, or everything, including the self, do not exist; frequency rank 76714
- unanimity — complete agreement among everyone involved; frequency rank 76926
- rationalist — a follower of rationalism, especially one who regards reason as a principal source of knowledge; frequency rank 76929
- recrimination — an angry accusation made in response to another accusation, especially as part of an exchange of blame; frequency rank 77075
- oration — an instance of oratory; frequency rank 77389
- deviance — Actions or behaviors that violate formal and informal cultural norms such as laws and customs.; frequency rank 78220
- ampere — a unit of electrical current, the standard base unit in the International System of Units; colloquially amp. Abbreviation: amp, Symbol: A; frequency rank 78586
- declination — A polite refusal of an offer or invitation.; frequency rank 79135
- susceptibility — The condition of being susceptible; vulnerability.; frequency rank 80661
- torpor — a state of motor and mental inactivity with a partial suspension of sensibility; frequency rank 81014
- languor — A state of the body or mind caused by exhaustion or disease and characterized by a languid or weary feeling; lassitude; (countable) an instance of this.; frequency rank 81207
- sacredness — the quality of being sacred; frequency rank 81228
- unreality — The state of being unreal.; frequency rank 81287
- entreaty — earnest or urgent request; frequency rank 81351
- omniscience — the state or capacity of knowing everything, especially as an attribute of a deity; frequency rank 82414
- laxity — a lack of strictness, care, or discipline; frequency rank 83240
- falsity — the state of being false or untrue; frequency rank 83445
- insincerity — the quality of not expressing one's true feelings or intentions; lack of honesty or genuineness; frequency rank 83922
- insolvency — the state of being unable to pay debts when they become due; frequency rank 83926
- heraldry — the system, art, and study of coats of arms, including their design, description, inheritance, and regulation; frequency rank 84405
- extrapolation — An inference about some hypothetical situation based on known facts.; frequency rank 86761
- vivacity — The quality or state of being vivacious.; frequency rank 86978
- parti — the central concept or organizing scheme of an architectural design, often expressed in a simple diagram; frequency rank 87024
- prostration — an abrupt failure of function or complete physical exhaustion; frequency rank 88316
- stoicism — The quality of accepting pain or hardship calmly, without complaining.; frequency rank 88795
- protrusion — Something that sticks out from a surface; a bulge.; frequency rank 89488
- twopence — a former United Kingdom silver coin; frequency rank 89899
- infallibility — The quality of never being wrong or never making a mistake.; frequency rank 90125
- encumbrance — Something that weighs you down or gets in your way; a burden.; frequency rank 90725
- repugnance — Extreme aversion, repulsion.; frequency rank 90747
- rationalism — in philosophy, the view that reason can provide at least some substantive knowledge independently of sensory experience, often through innate ideas or a priori reasoning; frequency rank 90775
- futurity — The future.; frequency rank 91325
- verisimilitude — The quality of seeming real or true to life.; frequency rank 91864
- faintness — the trait of lacking boldness and courage; frequency rank 92102
- diffraction — when light passes sharp edges or goes through narrow slits the rays are deflected and produce fringes of light and dark bands; frequency rank 92428
- expedience — fitness or practical suitability for achieving a particular end; frequency rank 93278
- imbecility — The quality of being imbecile; weakness; feebleness, especially of mind.; frequency rank 93418
- magistracy — The dignity or office of a magistrate.; frequency rank 93703
- rapprochement — The reestablishment of cordial relations, particularly between two countries; a reconciliation.; frequency rank 93934
- sagacity — The quality of being sage, wise, or able to make good decisions; the quality of being perceptive, astute or insightful.; frequency rank 95841
- overabundance — a quantity that is more than what is appropriate; frequency rank 96074
- conglomeration — a mixed mass or collection made up of many different things or previously separate parts; frequency rank 96456
- reverberation — A sound that echoes and continues after the original sound has stopped.; frequency rank 96801
- mystification — a state or feeling of bewilderment caused by not understanding something; frequency rank 97316
- phrenology — historical: a discredited system that claimed a person's character and mental faculties could be read from the shape of the skull; frequency rank 97430
- puritanism — the religious beliefs, practices, and historical movement of the Protestant Puritans; frequency rank 97516
- distension — the state of being swollen, enlarged, or stretched by pressure from within; frequency rank 98483
- battlement — a defensive parapet at the top of a castle or wall, with alternating raised sections and gaps for observation or weapons; frequency rank 98520
- mesmerism — historical: a system developed by Franz Mesmer that claimed an invisible force could produce physical or hypnotic effects; frequency rank 98620
- unionism — The support of advocacy of a union, especially of a trade union.; frequency rank 99853
- blessedness — a state of complete happiness, fulfillment, or spiritual well-being; frequency rank 100087
- universality — the quality of being universal; frequency rank 100337
- statesmanship — skill, wisdom, and sound judgment in managing public affairs; frequency rank 100429
- plenitude — a state of fullness, completeness, or being fully developed; frequency rank 101058
- connivance — secret or tacit approval of wrongdoing, especially by deliberately ignoring it; frequency rank 101433
- alternation — successive change from one thing or state to another and back again; frequency rank 101447
- petulance — Rudeness, insolence.; frequency rank 101607
- presentment — an appearance, representation, or image presented to the mind; frequency rank 102840
- cordiality — The quality of being cordial.; frequency rank 103729
- opacity — The quality of not allowing light to pass through.; frequency rank 105092
- ostracism — deliberate exclusion from a group or from social acceptance; frequency rank 105737
- stenography — the art, system, or practice of recording speech rapidly in shorthand or with a stenotype machine; frequency rank 105811
- quietude — a state of calm, stillness, and freedom from disturbance; frequency rank 106321
- superposition — the geologic principle that in a series of stratified sedimentary rocks the lowest stratum is the oldest; frequency rank 106447
- cognizance — Notice or awareness.; frequency rank 106907
- arbitrariness — The quality or state of being arbitrary; the extent to which something is arbitrary.; frequency rank 107117
- circumlocution — A roundabout or indirect way of speaking; thus; frequency rank 107564
- declension — a class of nouns or pronouns or adjectives in Indo-European languages having the same (or very similar) inflectional forms; frequency rank 107576
- dwarfism — A medical condition that causes a person to be much shorter than average.; frequency rank 107805
- belligerence — Aggressive, hostile behaviour or a readiness to fight.; frequency rank 108536
- preconception — An opinion formed before you have enough facts, often based on bias.; frequency rank 109714
- pluralism — The quality or state of being plural, or in the plural number.; frequency rank 111336
- fallibility — The state of being prone to error.; frequency rank 112440
- striation — one of a series of narrow parallel lines, grooves, ridges, or bands; frequency rank 115001
- affability — the quality of being friendly, approachable, and easy to talk to; frequency rank 116196
- predominance — the state of having greater power, influence, importance, or quantity than others; frequency rank 116762
- sociability — the quality or disposition of enjoying and engaging readily in the company of others; frequency rank 117447
- instrumentality — The condition or quality of being instrumental; being useful; serving a purpose.; frequency rank 118439
- agglomeration — a mass or collection of different things gathered or clustered together; frequency rank 118505
- stratification — the formation, arrangement, or classification of something into distinct layers; frequency rank 119054
- insouciance — Carelessness, heedlessness, indifference, or casual unconcern.; frequency rank 120179
- impetuosity — the quality of acting suddenly and forcefully without considering the consequences; frequency rank 120269
- narrowness — a restriction of range or scope; frequency rank 120272
- empiricism — A pursuit of knowledge purely through experience, especially by means of observation and sometimes by experimentation.; frequency rank 122321
- beatitude — a state of supreme happiness or blessedness; frequency rank 122715
- statecraft — skill and sound judgment in governing a state and managing its affairs, especially diplomacy and foreign policy; frequency rank 124695
- sternness — the quality of being grim, severe, or foreboding; frequency rank 127861
- barrenness — the quality of yielding nothing of value; frequency rank 128007
- dogmatism — the intolerance and prejudice of a bigot; frequency rank 130049
- crudity — the quality of being rough, primitive, or lacking refinement; frequency rank 132642
- sectarianism — rigid or exclusive loyalty to a religious, political, or ideological group, especially when it causes hostility toward other groups; frequency rank 132759
- docility — the trait of being agreeably submissive and manageable; frequency rank 132806
- faithlessness — disloyalty or treacherous failure to keep a promise, commitment, or trust; frequency rank 133579
- assonance — the repetition of similar vowel sounds in nearby words, especially in poetry; frequency rank 137023
- diffidence — The state of being diffident, timid or shy; reticence or self-effacement.; frequency rank 137083
- inanity — Something that is inane.; frequency rank 137311
- puissance — power to influence or coerce; frequency rank 140320
- adequacy — The quality of being sufficient, adequate or able to meet the needs.; frequency rank 142809
- preeminence — the state of being more important, powerful, skilled, or respected than others; frequency rank 143138
- voracity — Extreme eagerness to eat; greedy hunger.; frequency rank 143220
- bastardization — declaring or rendering bastard; frequency rank 144598
- elongation — The angular distance of a planet from the sun.; frequency rank 145487
- sublimity — the quality of inspiring awe through exceptional beauty, grandeur, or nobility; frequency rank 145987
- annotation — A critical or explanatory commentary or analysis.; frequency rank 146740
- durance — literary or archaic: imprisonment or forced confinement, especially for a long time; frequency rank 147402
- maladjustment — a failure or inability to adapt successfully to one's social environment or the ordinary demands of life, often resulting in emotional or behavioral difficulties; frequency rank 147488
- incongruity — The state of two or more things not fitting together or not matching, in a way that seems strange.; frequency rank 147620
- importunity — persistent and pressing requests or demands, especially when they are troublesome; frequency rank 151217
- plutocracy — a system of government or social control in which the wealthiest people hold political power; frequency rank 153035
- ideogram — a written or graphic symbol that represents an idea or thing without directly representing the sounds of its name; frequency rank 156606
- venality — prostitution of talents or offices or services for reward; frequency rank 157513
- periodicity — the quality of recurring at regular intervals; frequency rank 157682
- finitude — the state or quality of being finite, bounded, or limited; frequency rank 158207
- saintliness — the quality of being exceptionally holy, virtuous, selfless, or like a saint; frequency rank 159473
- ascendency — the state that exists when one person or group has power over another; frequency rank 160743
- brilliancy — A shining quality; brilliance.; frequency rank 160906
- rotundity — roundness of shape or fullness of figure; frequency rank 161083
- largeness — large or extensive in breadth or importance or comprehensiveness; frequency rank 161096
- detestation — intense hatred combined with disgust or moral revulsion; frequency rank 165816
- reinterpretation — a new or different interpretation; frequency rank 165994
- dualism — Duality; the condition of being double.; frequency rank 166761
- nearsightedness — the condition of seeing nearby objects clearly but distant objects indistinctly; frequency rank 167466
- broadcloth — a dense, smooth woolen cloth, historically woven wider than ordinary cloth and used for fine garments; frequency rank 167581
- sylph — in the occult system of Paracelsus and later literature, an elemental spirit of the air, usually invisible and often represented as female; frequency rank 168143
- solipsism — The philosophical idea that only your own mind is sure to exist.; frequency rank 168238
- self-aggrandizement — Acting to increase your own power, wealth, or importance.; frequency rank 170257
- luxuriance — The property of being luxuriant.; frequency rank 170547
- selectivity — The quality of being careful or particular about what one chooses.; frequency rank 171100
- monstrance — an ornamental vessel with a transparent central compartment in which the consecrated Eucharistic host is displayed for veneration; frequency rank 171274
- superfluity — extreme excess; frequency rank 172244
- acuteness — a quick and penetrating intelligence; frequency rank 172802
- introversion — a personality orientation toward one's inner thoughts and feelings, often accompanied by a preference for lower-stimulation or solitary settings; frequency rank 173210
- primogeniture — The principle that the eldest child has an exclusive right of inheritance.; frequency rank 174652
- dilapidation — a state of deterioration due to old age or long use; frequency rank 178432
- consonance — agreement or compatibility between opinions, principles, qualities, or actions; frequency rank 179060
- perambulation — formal or humorous: a walk, stroll, or tour made on foot; frequency rank 179303
- undulation — a smooth rising-and-falling or back-and-forth movement like a wave; frequency rank 179446
- precocity — unusually early development of intelligence, talent, or maturity; frequency rank 181443
- capitation — A system of remuneration for providers of health care, in which providers enroll patients as permanent clients and receive a fixed (and capped) periodic payment for each enrollee (i.e., per capita).; frequency rank 181736
- aspersion — a disparaging remark; frequency rank 183757
- enumeration — A list; especially, a numbered list.; frequency rank 184839
- rascality — dishonest, unscrupulous, or mischievous behavior characteristic of a rascal; frequency rank 184972
- malleability — The quality of being easily shaped, bent, or changed.; frequency rank 188938
- coppersmith — a craftsperson who makes or repairs objects of copper; frequency rank 190058
- shibboleth — a slogan, belief, or custom strongly associated with a group, especially one repeated after it has lost much of its original force or truth; frequency rank 191656
- geniality — the quality of being warmly cheerful, friendly, and easy to approach; frequency rank 192031
- obliquity — The quality of being oblique in direction, deviating from the horizontal or vertical; or the angle created by such a deviation.; frequency rank 194858
- posteriority — the condition of coming later in time or order; frequency rank 196290
- orthography — the conventional spelling and writing system of a language; frequency rank 198287
- concavity — the quality or state of curving inward; the property of being concave; frequency rank 198344
- vicissitude — mutability in life or nature, especially successive alternation from one condition to another; frequency rank 198974
- evanescence — the event of fading and gradually vanishing from sight; frequency rank 198988
- retrogression — movement or change backward to an earlier, less developed, or worse condition; frequency rank 199771
- allurement — the quality or power of being strongly attractive or fascinating; frequency rank 200439
- marketability — How easily something can be sold; its appeal to buyers.; frequency rank 202534
- concordat — a formal agreement between the Holy See and a sovereign state regulating church affairs; frequency rank 204103
- indestructibility — The condition of being indestructible.; frequency rank 205259
- intelligibility — the quality or degree of being understandable or capable of rational explanation; frequency rank 207513
- exigency — a pressing or urgent situation; frequency rank 207688
- suavity — smooth, polite, and urbane agreeableness of manner; frequency rank 208245
- libertinism — a way of life marked by self-indulgence, sexual freedom, and rejection of conventional moral restraints; frequency rank 211045
- stringency — the quality of being strict, exacting, or rigorously enforced; frequency rank 211166
- angularity — The quality of having sharp angles or corners.; frequency rank 212037
- mundanity — The quality of being ordinary, dull, or unremarkable.; frequency rank 213448
- execration — a curse or forceful expression of hatred and condemnation; frequency rank 213977
- monomania — an excessive or obsessive concentration on a single subject or idea; frequency rank 214472
- hairiness — The characteristic of being hairy.; frequency rank 215814
- insensibility — lack of physical sensation or awareness; unconsciousness; frequency rank 216646
- ruction — informal: a noisy quarrel, fight, or angry disturbance; frequency rank 218176
- moiety — a part or share, especially one of two roughly equal parts; frequency rank 218308
- sophism — a clever-seeming but invalid argument, often used deliberately to deceive; frequency rank 225458
- jujutsu — a Japanese system of unarmed combat that uses holds, throws, and an opponent's force; frequency rank 226559
- ephemerality — The quality of lasting for only a very short time.; frequency rank 228094
- misalliance — an unsuitable or ill-judged partnership or alliance; frequency rank 230006
- remonstrance — A strong protest or objection, often made formally and in writing.; frequency rank 238319
- dearness — The quality of having great value or price.; frequency rank 245054
- inscrutability — the quality of being difficult or impossible to understand or interpret; frequency rank 246361
- urbanity — polished, refined, and courteous behavior or manner; frequency rank 249083
- fixity — the state of being firmly fixed in position or kept stable; frequency rank 249521
- indispensability — the quality of being absolutely necessary and impossible to do without; frequency rank 252403
- high-mindedness — the quality of having noble moral principles, elevated ideals, or generous motives; frequency rank 252568
- animism — the doctrine that all natural objects and the universe itself have souls; frequency rank 252598
- disquietude — a state or feeling of anxiety, uneasiness, or disturbed calm; frequency rank 252980
- pubescence — A covering of fine, soft hairs.; frequency rank 253475
- simultaneity — happening or existing or done at the same time; frequency rank 255219
- princedom — a territory or state ruled by a prince; frequency rank 256041
- congruity — agreement, consistency, or suitability between things; frequency rank 262384
- candidness — The quality of being candid.; frequency rank 267699
- prurience — An excessive or unhealthy interest in sexual matters.; frequency rank 268986
- efflorescence — a powdery or crystalline deposit left on a surface when dissolved salts migrate and the water evaporates; frequency rank 270959
- drabness — The quality of being dull, colourless, and dreary.; frequency rank 273864
- extirpation — the complete destruction or removal of something harmful or unwanted; frequency rank 279122
- presupposition — Something that is assumed to be true without being stated directly.; frequency rank 279549
- convolution — a twist, coil, or fold, especially one of the folds on the surface of the brain; frequency rank 280973
- effulgence — brilliant radiance or a dazzling emission of light; frequency rank 282578
- prolixity — the quality of using too many words or continuing for a tiresomely long time; frequency rank 283247
- dishabille — a state of being only partly or carelessly dressed; frequency rank 288652
- irascibility — a tendency to become angry or irritated quickly; frequency rank 288977
- lacrimation — shedding tears; frequency rank 296001
- polymorphism — the occurrence of two or more distinct forms or genetic variants within a population; frequency rank 299911
- truculence — The state of being truculent; eagerness to fight; ferocity.; frequency rank 300063
- immutability — the quality of being incapable of mutation; frequency rank 301287
- inculcation — the process of firmly instilling an idea, value, or habit through persistent instruction or repetition; frequency rank 301352
- vassalage — historical: the condition, obligations, or tenure of a vassal under a feudal lord; frequency rank 302718
- volubility — the quality of being facile in speech and writing; frequency rank 304062
- impassivity — apathy demonstrated by an absence of emotional reactions; frequency rank 305118
- perfectibility — the capacity to improve progressively, especially toward moral, intellectual, or social excellence; frequency rank 305604
- thraldom — a state of bondage, servitude, or complete subjection to another power; frequency rank 310654
- subjectivism — the doctrine that knowledge, value, or reality depends fundamentally on the experiencing subject; frequency rank 312378
- fatuity — the quality or state of being foolish, especially in a complacent or self-satisfied way; frequency rank 312603
- inclemency — the condition of weather being severe, stormy, or unpleasant; frequency rank 313648
- pusillanimity — the quality of being timid or cowardly, especially in avoiding risk or responsibility; frequency rank 318212
- hairbreadth — an extremely small distance, amount, or margin; literally, the width of a hair; frequency rank 320586
- suzerainty — a relationship in which a dominant state controls the external affairs of a subordinate but internally autonomous state; frequency rank 322035
- historicity — the quality of being historically real or authentic rather than legendary or invented; frequency rank 326814
- reprobation — The act of reprobating; the state of being reprobated; strong disapproval, reproof or censure.; frequency rank 334979
- exponentiation — the mathematical operation of raising a base to a power specified by an exponent; frequency rank 336010
- proscription — An official ban or prohibition on something.; frequency rank 337812
- tangibility — the quality of being perceptible by touch; frequency rank 338627
- congruence — agreement, correspondence, or consistency between things; frequency rank 340091
- dandyism — the cultivated dress, manners, wit, and self-presentation characteristic of a dandy; frequency rank 343228
- solitariness — The state of being alone or apart from others.; frequency rank 346211
- contiguity — A state in which two or more physical objects are physically touching one another or in which sections of a plane border on one another.; frequency rank 350511
- imperturbability — a state of calm, unruffled self-assurance; aplomb, composure.; frequency rank 352864
- regality — historical Scots law: territorial jurisdiction of a royal character granted by the Crown to a lord, or the territory subject to it; frequency rank 368577
- inconsideration — lack of proper thought or consideration; thoughtlessness; frequency rank 371958
- disquisition — a long, formal, and methodical discussion or written analysis of a subject; frequency rank 372115
- asperity — something hard to endure; frequency rank 373153
- taciturnity — The habit of saying very little.; frequency rank 373883
- cogency — The state of being cogent; the characteristic or quality of being reasonable and persuasive.; frequency rank 378841
- incomprehensibility — the quality of being incomprehensible; frequency rank 378985
- medievalism — admiration for, imitation of, or devotion to the ideas, institutions, art, or social forms of the Middle Ages; frequency rank 386332
- distinctness — The property or degree of being distinct.; frequency rank 386495
- inquietude — a state or feeling of uneasiness, anxiety, or restless concern; frequency rank 388685
- externality — The state of being external or externalized.; frequency rank 391843
- conveniency — Convenience.; frequency rank 396644
- assiduity — constant, careful effort and attention; diligence; frequency rank 400940
- infinitude — the state or quality of having no limit or end; boundlessness; frequency rank 401079
- geocentrism — the astronomical model or belief that Earth is stationary at the center of the universe or of the motions of the heavenly bodies; frequency rank 415465
- denudation — geology: the wearing away of rock and soil by erosion and weathering, leaving a surface exposed; frequency rank 415708
- quiescence — a state of quiet, but possibly temporary, inaction; frequency rank 416690
- assemblance — an assembling, gathered collection, or assemblage; obsolete; frequency rank 425511
- divisibility — the quality of being divisible; frequency rank 433271
- neckcloth — a cloth worn around the neck, especially an ornamental cravat worn by men in earlier periods; frequency rank 433880
- fecundation — fertilization through the union of male and female reproductive cells; frequency rank 436645
- hardihood — resolute courage and endurance in the face of danger or hardship; frequency rank 441658
- pervasiveness — The quality of spreading through and being present in every part of something.; frequency rank 442970
- zamindari — in British India, a system of landholding and revenue collection in which zamindars collected payments from cultivators for the state; frequency rank 449996
- insipidity — the quality of being dull, lifeless, or lacking character and interest; frequency rank 461409
- adjuration — an earnest appeal, solemn command, or urgent entreaty; frequency rank 464215
- irrevocability — The state or condition of being irrevocable; frequency rank 480912
- intercommunication — Mutual communication.; frequency rank 488929
- incoherency — lack of logical connection, clarity, or orderly organization; frequency rank 502227
- priggishness — exaggerated and arrogant properness; frequency rank 521489
- contradistinction — a distinction made by directly contrasting one thing with another; frequency rank 521555
- isotropy — the property of a system or medium whose relevant physical or statistical properties are the same in every direction; invariance under rotation at a given point; frequency rank 536960
- intestacy — the legal condition of dying without a valid will, or of having property not disposed of by a valid will; frequency rank 543327
- crepitation — a crackling, rattling, or popping sound; frequency rank 555405
- despondence — a state of deep dejection, discouragement, and loss of hope; frequency rank 567802
- jacinth — a transparent reddish-orange or reddish-brown variety of zircon used as a gemstone; frequency rank 586671
- practicability — the quality of being feasible, workable, or capable of being put into practice; frequency rank 596843
- repartition — a new or different distribution or apportionment of something; frequency rank 606182
- emendation — a correction by emending; frequency rank 620180
- interpenetration — mutual penetration or overlapping presence within the same space or system; frequency rank 636329
- polydactylism — the congenital condition of having more than the usual number of fingers or toes; frequency rank 642309
- contrariety — Opposition or contrariness; cross-purposes, marked contrast.; frequency rank 648961
- copartnership — the state or right of being a copartner in a joint enterprise; frequency rank 657275
- gustation — the sense or faculty of taste; frequency rank 657378
- recrudescence — the renewed outbreak or return of something undesirable after a period of decline or inactivity; frequency rank 677510
- asepsis — the state of being free from disease-causing microorganisms; frequency rank 678819
- contumacy — stubborn resistance to authority; deliberate and obstinate disobedience; frequency rank 690276
- nonage — the state or period of being below the legal age of adulthood; minority; frequency rank 690661
- garrulity — the quality of talking excessively, especially about unimportant things; frequency rank 693152
- indefeasibility — the quality of being impossible to annul, invalidate, or defeat, especially as a legal right or title; frequency rank 764603
- nescience — absence of knowledge; ignorance; frequency rank 811722
- inexpediency — the quality of being unsuitable, unwise, or unlikely to achieve the intended result; frequency rank 816244
- sonship — the state, status, or relation of being a son; frequency rank 870304
- fusibility — the quality or degree of being capable of melting or being fused by heat; frequency rank 885526
- unobtrusiveness — The quality of being quiet and not drawing attention to oneself; frequency rank 972343
- honorableness — the quality of deserving honor or respect; frequency rank 986834
- subsidiarity — the principle that decisions and responsibilities should be handled by the lowest or most local level capable of dealing with them effectively; frequency rank 1000533
- jocosity — the quality or practice of merry joking; frequency rank 1030144
- metic — in an ancient Greek city-state, a resident foreigner who lacked full citizen rights and usually paid a special tax; frequency rank 1130470
- catholicity — the quality of being broad, universal, or inclusive in range or sympathies; frequency rank 1179471
- perpendicularity — the state or relation of meeting a line or plane at a right angle; frequency rank 1203594
- verifiability — the quality of being capable of being checked or confirmed by evidence, observation, or a specified procedure; frequency rank 1236813
- consilience — agreement between conclusions reached independently from different kinds of evidence; frequency rank 1250208
- arbitrament — an authoritative judgment or the power of deciding a matter; arbitration; frequency rank 1332712
- asseveration — a positive, emphatic, or solemn assertion; frequency rank 1417481
- indivisibility — the state or property of being incapable of division; frequency rank 1418940
- coruscation — a sudden or striking display of brilliance; frequency rank 1427140
- abstractness — The quality of being abstract.; frequency rank 1428074
- inexorability — The quality of being impossible to stop, prevent, or persuade.
- autarky — the characteristic or condition of self-sufficiency, usually applied to states, societies, or economic systems
- cachet — prestige or high status, often associated with a particular quality or characteristic
- experthood — the state or condition of being an expert in a particular field or subject
- meretriciousness — the quality of being superficially attractive but lacking real value or integrity
- tawdriness — the quality of being showy but cheap and of poor quality
- exiguity — the quality of being meager
- metaphysic — a system or branch of metaphysical thought
- reversibility — the quality of being able to be reversed
- collinearity — the condition of lying on the same straight line
- inconveniency — inconvenience; the quality or fact of causing difficulty or trouble
- self-evidence — the quality of being evident without proof
- indistinguishability — the quality or state of being impossible to distinguish from something else
- atomism — the doctrine that matter or reality is composed of discrete, ultimately indivisible units
- inexplicability — the quality or state of being impossible or very difficult to explain
- inferability — the quality of being capable of being inferred or deduced from available evidence
- blackguardism — dishonorable, abusive, or scurrilous conduct characteristic of a blackguard
- lucubration — intensive, prolonged, or laborious study or thought, historically especially work done late at night
- incommensurability — the absence of a common standard by which two things can be measured, compared, or evaluated
- reinvasion — a renewed or subsequent invasion
- nondevelopment — the absence or failure of expected growth, formation, or development
- polyploidy — the condition or process of having more than two complete sets of chromosomes in a cell or organism
- infecundity — inability or reduced ability to reproduce; lack of fertility
- correspondency — correspondence, agreement, or mutual relation, especially diplomatic relations between states
- predominancy — the state of having greater power, influence, importance, or quantity than others; predominance
- self-gratulation — pleased reflection on one's own success, good fortune, or supposed merit; self-congratulation, often with a suggestion of complacency
- insolency — dated: the quality of being arrogantly rude, disrespectful, or insubordinate; insolence
- sportiveness — lively, high-spirited playfulness or a tendency to frolic
- solemnization — the official or ceremonial performance of a marriage
- stadtholdership — historical: the office, rank, or period in office of a stadtholder in the Netherlands
- impropriation — English ecclesiastical law: the transfer of a church benefice or its tithes into the hands of a layperson or secular corporation
- whitesmith — a craftsperson who works in tin, tinplate, or pewter; a tinsmith
- reducibility — the property of being reducible to a simpler, more basic, or formally equivalent form
- deducibility — the property of being logically derivable from stated premises, axioms, or other accepted propositions
- pedantocracy — government or administration dominated by pedants who value rigid rules and narrow learning over practical judgment
- handbreadth — a unit or distance equal to the breadth of a hand, roughly four inches or ten centimetres
- metamorphism — the mineralogical and structural alteration of rock by heat, pressure, or chemically active fluids without complete melting
- inveteracy — the quality or state of being long-established, obstinate, or deeply persistent
- sawlog — a log of suitable size and quality to be sawn into lumber at a sawmill
- rugosity — the quality or degree of being rough, wrinkled, or ridged
- finalism — the doctrine that natural processes are directed toward ends, purposes, or final causes
- imaginability — the quality of being possible to imagine or form a mental representation of
- interrelatedness — the state or quality of being mutually related or connected
- ascription — the act of attributing a quality, cause, statement, or work to a person or thing
- occasionalism — philosophy: the doctrine that created things do not directly cause events but merely provide occasions on which God produces the corresponding effects
- gibbosity — the state of being convex or noticeably bulging
- representationalism — the use or support of recognizable, realistic subjects in art
- commination — a formal denunciation or threat of punishment, especially divine punishment
- appetition — philosophy and psychology: desire directed toward obtaining or pursuing something
- impassibility — the condition of being incapable of suffering, feeling, or being emotionally affected
- diaphaneity — the quality of being transparent or allowing light to pass through
- differentia — a distinguishing feature that separates a species, class, or concept from other members of the same genus
- homophony — the relation or quality of words having the same pronunciation but different meanings or origins
- abstractedness — the state of being absorbed in thought and inattentive to one's surroundings

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- renaissance — Any similar artistic or intellectual revival.; frequency rank 11235
- frenzy — A state of wild activity or panic.; frequency rank 14213
- serenity — The state of being serene; calmness; peacefulness.; frequency rank 15248
- space-time — the four-dimensional coordinate system (3 dimensions of space and 1 of time) in which physical events are located; frequency rank 18604
- wreath — Something twisted, intertwined, or curled.; frequency rank 19226
- self-control — The ability to control one's desires and impulses.; frequency rank 19248
- litigation — The conduct of a lawsuit.; frequency rank 20266
- temperance — Habitual moderation in regard to the indulgence of the natural appetites and passions; restrained or moderate indulgence.; frequency rank 22931
- self-preservation — The instinctive behaviour that protects oneself from harm.; frequency rank 26429
- digit — one of the elements that collectively form a system of numeration; frequency rank 27780
- dissolution — Disintegration, or decomposition into fragments.; frequency rank 31905
- corrosion — The gradual destruction or undermining of something.; frequency rank 40330
- metaphysics — the branch of philosophy studying being and reality; frequency rank 45640
- banality — The quality of being banal.; frequency rank 47648
- proclivity — a natural inclination; frequency rank 65280
- self-consciousness — The awareness of the self as an entity.; frequency rank 82844
- profundity — the quality of being physically deep; frequency rank 93452
- disproportion — The state of being out of proportion; an abnormal or improper ratio; an imbalance.; frequency rank 106610
- comity — Courtesy and considerate behaviour towards others; social harmony.; frequency rank 161684
- ramification — a development that complicates a situation; frequency rank 165593
- one-billionth — one of a billion equal parts; the quantity 0.000000001 or 10 to the power of negative nine; frequency rank 315744
- cowpath — a path made or regularly used by cows, especially between pasture and barnyard; frequency rank 434746
- peroration — the concluding section of an oration; frequency rank 486866
- juvenescence — the state of being a youth; frequency rank 490936
- matter-of-factness — The state or quality of being matter-of-fact; frequency rank 501484
- fantods — informal, usually in the fantods: a state of nervous agitation, uneasiness, irritability, or fidgeting; frequency rank 572863
- perquisition — A thorough inquiry or search.; frequency rank 1299038
- authorization — official permission or sanction to do something
- condemnation — the expression of strong disapproval or a formal sentence
- forlornness — the state of being abandoned, lonely, and miserable
- dejection — a state of low spirits or melancholy
- despondency — a state of deep dejection and loss of hope
- blitheness — carefree cheerfulness or lighthearted indifference
- affliction — a cause of persistent pain, distress, or suffering
- apparition — a ghostly figure or a sudden striking appearance
- blueness — the quality or state of being blue in color
- contentedness — the state of being satisfied and at ease
- contentness — the state of being content; satisfaction (rare variant of contentedness)
- contingency — a future event that is possible but not certain; a provision for such
- crestfallenness — the state of being dejected or dispirited
- delightedness — the state of being greatly pleased or joyful
- dolefulness — the quality of being sorrowful or mournful
- downheartedness — the state of being discouraged or low in spirits
- exuberantness — the state of being lively, energetic, and full of joy
- reminiscence — a recollection of a past experience; an account of such
- vexation — the state of being annoyed or frustrated; a cause of such
- aloneness — the state of being alone; solitude
- blithesomeness — the quality of being cheerful and carefree
- cheeriness — the quality of being bright and cheerful
- commotion — a state of confused and noisy disturbance
- competency — the ability to do something successfully or efficiently
- debasement — the reduction in quality, value, or dignity of something
- deliberation — long and careful consideration or discussion
- delinquency — minor crime or a failure to meet an obligation
- iniquity — immoral or grossly unjust behavior
- irregularity — a deviation from what is normal, regular, or lawful
- observance — the keeping of a law, custom, or ritual
- potentiality — latent capacity for development or achievement
- rareness — the quality of being uncommon or scarce
- seclusion — the state of being private and away from others
- transience — the state of lasting only for a short time
- abnormality — an abnormal feature, characteristic, or occurrence
- alteration — a change or modification to something
- approbation — approval or praise, often official
- braveness — the quality of being brave; courage
- contemplation — deep, reflective thought or meditation
- courageousness — the quality of being courageous; bravery
- denseness — the quality of being dense; thickness or stupidity
- dexterity — skill and ease in using the hands or the mind
- elatedness — the state of being elated; great joy or high spirits
- entirety — the whole of something; completeness
- inevitability — the quality of being certain to happen and unavoidable
- manifestation — an event or sign that shows something clearly
- ornamentation — decorative details added to something for adornment
- sameness — the quality of being identical or monotonously unvarying
- absurdity — the quality of being ridiculous or wildly unreasonable
- agitation — a state of nervous anxiety or vigorous stirring
- booty — valuable goods seized as plunder; loot
- brightness — the quality or degree of being bright or luminous
- butty — a sandwich (British, dialectal)
- castigation — severe criticism or punishment
- conformance — compliance with rules, standards, or specifications
- decency — behavior that conforms to accepted standards of morality and propriety
- disarray — a state of disorder or confusion
- epitome — a perfect example or embodiment of a quality or type
- familiarity — close acquaintance with or knowledge of something
- increment — a small increase or addition in a series of steps
- mortality — the condition of being mortal; the death rate within a population
- probity — strong moral integrity and honesty
- rendition — a performance or interpretation of something, or a translation
- abnegation — the renunciation or denial of something, especially self-interest
- acculturation — adoption of the cultural traits of another group
- adherence — steady attachment to a rule, belief, or cause
- allure — the quality of being powerfully attractive; to entice
- altercation — a noisy or angry argument or dispute
- boldness — the quality of being daring, confident, or fearless
- chastisement — severe punishment or rebuke
- contrition — sincere remorse or penitence for wrongdoing
- depravedness — the state of being morally corrupt or depraved
- devastation — severe and widespread destruction or ruin
- drunkenness — the state of being intoxicated with alcohol
- easiness — the quality of being easy or free from difficulty or strain
- effectivity — the quality of being effective; the date a thing takes effect
- empathy — the ability to understand and share another's feelings
- enmity — a state of deep-seated hostility or ill will
- fearlessness — the quality of being without fear; courage
- flux — continuous change or flow; a state of instability
- godliness — the quality of being devoutly religious or righteous
- inconvenience — trouble or difficulty causing discomfort; also, to cause such trouble
- infamy — the state of being well known for some bad quality or deed
- intimacy — close familiarity or personal closeness
- liveliness — the quality of being full of energy and spirit
- mannerism — a habitual and distinctive gesture or way of speaking
- module — a self-contained component or unit of a larger system
- nativism — the policy of favoring native-born inhabitants over immigrants
- nativity — the occasion or circumstances of one's birth
- onliness — the state of being alone or unique; singleness
- partiality — unfair bias in favor of one side; a special fondness
- partition — a division into parts, or a structure that divides a space
- passivity — the quality of accepting or allowing what happens without resistance
- peculiarity — an odd or distinctive trait or characteristic
- persistency — the quality of persisting; steady continuance or persistence
- potence — power, potency, or strength
- prerequisite — a thing required as a prior condition for something else
- prestidigitation — skillful sleight of hand; conjuring tricks
- responsibleness — the quality of being responsible or accountable
- simpleness — the quality of being simple, plain, or uncomplicated
- speciality — a pursuit, product, or skill in which one specializes
- supposition — an assumption or belief held without proof
- toleration — the allowance or acceptance of beliefs or behavior one dislikes
- transfiguration — a complete change of form or appearance into a more beautiful or exalted state
- tumult — a state of noisy confusion or disorder, especially involving an excited crowd
- wickedness — the quality of being morally wrong or evil
- abnormity — a departure from the normal; an abnormality or monstrosity
- abridgment — a shortened version of a written work; a condensation
- accession — the attainment of a rank, office, or throne
- accompaniment — something that accompanies, especially music supporting a soloist
- admonition — a gentle but earnest warning or rebuke
- affectionateness — the quality of being warmly fond or loving
- aggravation — a worsening of something, or a source of annoyance
- aggressiveness — the quality of being hostile, forceful, or assertive
- angelicalness — the quality of resembling an angel in beauty or goodness
- animadversion — a critical or censorious remark
- appetency — a strong natural craving or instinctive longing
- approximation — a value or result that is close but not exact
- assortment — a varied collection of different items or kinds
- atrociousness — the quality of being extremely wicked, brutal, or appalling
- audacity — bold daring, often combined with impudence
- badness — the quality or state of being bad
- carefulness — the quality of being cautious and attentive
- commandment — a divine rule or authoritative order
- commencement — a beginning, or a graduation ceremony
- conveyance — a means of transport, or the transfer of property
- copiousness — the quality of being abundant or plentiful
- coronation — the ceremony of crowning a sovereign
- craziness — the state of being wild, foolish, or insane
- creativeness — the quality of being inventive or imaginative
- credence — belief in or acceptance of something as true
- criminality — the state or quality of being criminal; criminal activity
- dearth — a scarcity or lack of something
- defunction — death; the ending of life or function
- dependability — the quality of being trustworthy and reliable
- dependency — the state of relying on or being controlled by something or someone
- disapprobation — strong moral disapproval or condemnation
- disjunction — a separation or disconnection; (logic) an 'or' relation between propositions
- divergency — the state of diverging; a difference or departure from a common point
- efficacy — the ability to produce a desired or intended result
- enormity — the great or extreme scale of something, especially of wickedness
- equivalence — the state of being equal in value, function, or meaning
- exactitude — the quality of being exact, precise, or accurate
- excessiveness — the quality of being too much or going beyond reasonable limits
- exhaustedness — the state of being completely worn out or drained of energy
- expectancy — the state of anticipating or expecting something to happen
- felicity — intense happiness; an apt and pleasing manner of expression
- foolishness — lack of good sense; silly behavior
- footpath — a path for pedestrians, especially in the countryside
- fortuity — a chance occurrence; the quality of happening by accident
- fragility — the quality of being easily broken or delicate
- fulth — fullness or abundance (archaic, dialectal)
- guiltiness — the state or feeling of being guilty
- humility — a modest or humble view of one's own importance
- idealism — the pursuit of high ideals; a philosophy stressing mind or ideas
- identicalness — the state of being exactly the same
- impairment — a weakening or damaging of a function, faculty, or value
- inadequacy — the state of being insufficient or not good enough for a purpose
- incantation — a series of words said as a magic spell or charm
- ingeniousness — the quality of being clever, original, and inventive
- innocence — freedom from guilt, sin, or worldly knowledge
- instability — the state of being unsteady, unreliable, or prone to change
- irrelevance — the state of having no bearing on the matter at hand
- likeliness — the quality of being probable; likelihood
- loneness — (literary) the state of being alone or solitary
- loudness — the quality or degree of being loud; perceived sound intensity
- matrimony — the state or ceremony of being married; marriage
- merriment — gaiety and fun; lively cheerfulness
- moderation — the avoidance of excess or extremes; restraint
- naturalism — a style or doctrine depicting things as they really are in nature
- negligence — failure to take proper or reasonable care
- nicety — a fine or subtle point of detail or distinction
- nonconformity — failure or refusal to conform to accepted rules or conventions
- nonuniformity — the state of not being uniform or consistent throughout
- opaqueness — the quality of not letting light through; obscurity of meaning
- paucity — the presence of something in only small or insufficient quantities
- predisposition — an inclination or tendency to a particular condition or behavior
- principality — a state or territory ruled by a prince
- privation — a lack of the basic necessities or comforts of life
- promptness — the quality of acting or responding quickly and without delay
- propensity — a natural inclination or tendency to behave in a particular way
- protuberance — a rounded part that sticks out from a surface
- quandary — a state of uncertainty or perplexity over a difficult choice
- relevancy — the quality of being pertinent or connected to the matter at hand
- repentance — sincere regret or remorse for wrongdoing or sin
- resemblance — the quality of being similar in appearance or character
- selflessness — the quality of caring more for others than for oneself
- semblance — an outward appearance or likeness, often superficial
- similitude — the quality of being similar; a comparison or likeness
- sophistication — refined worldly knowledge, or complexity of design
- sorriness — the state of being sorrowful, regretful, or pitifully poor
- spiciness — the quality of being pungent, hot, or piquant in flavor
- stupidity — the quality of lacking intelligence or good sense
- sureness — the quality of being certain, confident, or reliably accurate
- timelessness — the quality of being unaffected by the passage of time
- transiency — the state of being brief or impermanent; transience
- unevenness — the state of not being level, smooth, or consistent
- vehemence — the quality of showing strong, forceful feeling or conviction
- velocity — speed in a given direction; rapidity of motion
- veracity — conformity to truth; habitual truthfulness or accuracy
- weariness — the state of being tired; fatigue of body or spirit
- abnormalism — the condition or an instance of being abnormal; an abnormality
- absolutism — the principle or system of absolute, unlimited governmental or moral authority
- academicism — rigid adherence to formal conventions in art or thought, often at the expense of originality
- academism — adherence to traditional academic conventions or doctrines
- acceptableness — the quality of being acceptable or satisfactory
- adaptability — the quality of being able to adjust to new conditions
- admonishment — a gentle or earnest reproof or warning
- adoration — deep love, worship, or reverence
- adverseness — the quality of being adverse, hostile, or unfavourable
- affinity — a natural attraction, kinship, or close relationship
- afraidness — the state of being afraid; fearfulness (rare)
- aggregation — the gathering of separate elements into a collective whole
- alacrity — brisk and cheerful readiness or eagerness
- amity — friendly and peaceful relations
- approachability — the quality of being easy to approach or talk to
- arrogance — an offensive display of superiority or self-importance
- assay — a test of the quality or composition of a substance, especially an ore or metal
- attainture — the condition of being attainted; disgrace or stain on one's honor
- availableness — the quality of being available or able to be obtained
- aversion — a strong dislike or disinclination
- avidity — keen eagerness or greedy enthusiasm
- baseness — moral lowness or contemptible meanness
- beautifulness — the quality of being beautiful
- beingness — the state or quality of existing; existence
- believability — the quality of being credible or convincing
- bereavement — the state of grief and loss following someone's death
- bondage — the state of being a slave or under another's control
- bounty — a reward offered for a task, or generous abundance
- breadth — the distance from side to side; wide range or scope
- capableness — the quality of being able or competent
- cecity — (archaic) blindness, literal or figurative
- chasteness — the quality of being pure, modest, or restrained in style or conduct
- circumspection — wariness and prudence; careful consideration of consequences
- coherency — the quality of being logical and consistent; coherence
- coition — sexual intercourse; copulation
- companionship — the comfort and pleasure of having company
- complicatedness — the quality of being intricate and difficult to understand
- confederation — an alliance of states or groups united for a common purpose
- connectedness — the state of being joined or related to others
- consecution — a logical sequence or succession of things
- continence — self-restraint, especially regarding bodily appetites
- continuousness — the quality of being unbroken or uninterrupted
- corruptness — the quality of being dishonest, depraved, or morally rotten
- countdom — the rank, title, or domain of a count
- craftsmanship — the skill and quality with which something is made by hand
- cultism — devotion to or the practices of a cult
- cunctation — delay or tardiness in acting; procrastination
- cyclone — a violent rotating windstorm; a system of winds circling a low-pressure center
- damnation — condemnation to eternal punishment in hell
- deceitfulness — the quality of being deceitful; dishonesty
- degeneracy — the state of having declined morally, physically, or in quality
- delectation — delight or enjoyment; the giving of pleasure
- delusion — a false belief held despite evidence to the contrary
- demarcation — the marking or setting of boundaries or limits
- destitution — the state of extreme poverty; lack of the means of subsistence
- diffusion — the spreading of something more widely; the intermingling of particles
- diplomacy — the management of relations between nations or the skill of tactful negotiation
- discontinuity — a break, gap, or lack of continuity in something
- disorderliness — the quality of being untidy, chaotic, or unruly
- disorganization — lack of order or systematic arrangement; confusion
- dissimilarity — the state of being unlike or different
- distinctiveness — the quality of being clearly different or readily distinguishable
- disuniformity — lack of uniformity; inconsistency or unevenness
- disuse — the state of no longer being used or practiced
- diverseness — the quality of being varied or composed of differing elements
- divinity — the state of being divine, a deity, or the study of theology
- dysfunction — abnormal or impaired functioning of a system, organ, or relationship
- embellishment — a decorative detail or an exaggeration added to make something more appealing
- endlessness — the quality of having no end or limit
- endowment — a fund or natural quality with which a person or institution is provided
- entropy — a measure of disorder or of energy unavailable for work in a system
- ephemeralness — the quality of lasting for a very short time
- eventuality — a possible event or outcome, especially an unwelcome one
- evilness — the quality of being evil; wickedness
- exertion — physical or mental effort
- exposition — a comprehensive explanation, or a large public exhibition
- extraordinariness — the quality of being highly unusual or remarkable
- fealty — a feudal vassal's sworn loyalty to a lord
- fecundity — the ability to produce abundant offspring or fruit; fertility
- fertileness — the quality of being fertile or productive
- fertility — the ability to produce offspring or abundant vegetation
- fidelity — faithfulness or loyalty; accuracy of reproduction
- fierceness — the quality of being violent, intense, or savage
- flexibleness — the quality of being flexible or adaptable
- fluidity — the quality of flowing smoothly or changing readily
- forbearance — patient self-control and restraint, especially under provocation
- frailty — the condition of being weak or delicate; a moral weakness
- fraudulence — the quality of being deceitful; dishonesty intended to deceive
- frugality — the quality of being economical and sparing with resources
- furiousness — the state of being extremely angry or violent
- furtherance — the advancement or promotion of a plan or interest
- gentlemanliness — the quality of behaving with the courtesy of a gentleman
- genuineness — the quality of being authentic, real, or sincere
- gloominess — the state of being dark, dim, or melancholy
- gradation — a gradual change through a series of stages or degrees
- grandness — the quality of being grand, impressive, or magnificent
- guidepost — a sign giving direction; a guiding principle or marker
- gumption — shrewd, resourceful initiative and boldness; common sense
- hastiness — the quality of acting with excessive speed or insufficient thought
- helplessness — the state of being unable to act or defend oneself
- heroism — great bravery or noble self-sacrifice
- hilarity — exuberant merriment or boisterous laughter
- holiness — the state of being sacred, pure, or spiritually consecrated
- homeliness — plainness of appearance, or simple, unpretentious comfort
- hungriness — the state of being hungry; keen desire or appetite
- impermanence — the state of not lasting; transience
- implicitness — the quality of being implied rather than directly stated
- impudence — bold, shameless disrespect or insolence
- inanition — exhaustion from lack of nourishment; emptiness
- incarnation — a living embodiment of a deity, spirit, or quality in bodily form
- inclination — a natural tendency, leaning, or preference toward something
- incursion — a sudden invasion or raid into another's territory
- independency — the state of independence; a self-governing territory or church polity
- industriousness — the quality of being diligent and hardworking
- ingeniosity — cleverness or inventive skill; ingenuity
- inhabitancy — the state of dwelling in a place; residence or occupancy
- insanity — the state of being seriously mentally ill; extreme folly
- installment — one of several successive payments or parts of a whole
- intension — the internal content or connotation of a concept; intensity of effort
- interment — the burial of a corpse in a grave or tomb
- intolerance — unwillingness to accept differing views; bodily inability to endure something
- intricacy — the quality of being complex; a complicated detail
- intrinsicality — the quality of being intrinsic or essential by nature
- inundation — a flood; an overwhelming abundance of something
- involution — the quality of being intricate or entangled, or a complicated detail
- irresponsibility — the quality of acting without proper care or accountability
- irruption — a sudden violent bursting in or invasion
- java — coffee (informal); also a high-quality coffee from the island of Java
- knowingness — the quality of seeming to know more than one reveals
- lavishness — the quality of being extravagantly abundant or generous
- lection — a passage read aloud in worship; a textual variant reading
- lengthiness — the quality of being unduly long or protracted
- lightness — the quality of having little weight, or of being bright or carefree
- lunacy — foolish or reckless behavior; insanity
- luxuriousness — the quality of being richly comfortable and sumptuous
- malediction — a curse or the utterance of a curse
- mateship — camaraderie and loyalty between friends, especially in Australian usage
- mercilessness — the quality of showing no mercy or compassion
- mightiness — the quality of being powerful or great
- mischance — bad luck or an unfortunate accident
- nationalism — devotion to one's nation, often with the belief in its superiority or independence
- nearness — the state of being close in space, time, or relationship
- necessariness — the quality or state of being necessary
- neediness — the state of being in want, or of demanding excessive attention or affection
- nirvana — in Buddhism, a transcendent state free from suffering; perfect bliss or peace
- normality — the condition of being normal or usual
- nutriment — nourishment; something that provides sustenance for growth or life
- obeisance — a gesture or attitude of deferential respect; homage
- oblation — a religious offering or sacrifice presented to a deity
- ordinariness — the quality of being commonplace or unremarkable
- parlance — a particular way of speaking or the vocabulary of a group
- partisanship — strong, often blind allegiance to a party or cause
- peacefulness — the state of being tranquil and free from disturbance
- penitence — sincere regret or remorse for wrongdoing
- perceptiveness — keen insight or sensitivity in understanding
- perfection — the state of being flawless or complete
- permutation — an arrangement of items in a particular order, or one of several variations
- perturbation — a disturbance or deviation from a normal or expected state
- phenomenalism — the doctrine that knowledge is limited to phenomena or sense data
- physicalism — the philosophical doctrine that everything is physical or supervenes on the physical
- pitilessness — the quality of showing no mercy or compassion
- playfulness — a lighthearted, fun-loving quality
- pleasantness — the quality of being agreeable or enjoyable
- possibleness — the quality or state of being possible
- precedence — priority in importance, order, or rank
- precognition — supposed foreknowledge of an event through extrasensory means
- prevision — foresight or foreknowledge of the future
- procession — a group moving forward in an orderly line
- prodigality — wasteful or extravagant spending; lavishness
- productiveness — the quality of yielding much or producing results
- protestation — an emphatic declaration or objection
- pruriency — excessive interest in sexual matters
- pureness — the quality of being unmixed or untainted
- quietness — the state of being calm, still, or free from noise
- ravishment — a state of intense delight or rapture
- readiness — the state of being prepared or willing
- receivership — the state of being managed by a court-appointed receiver
- recurrence — a repeated occurrence or return
- redundance — the state of being superfluous or excessive
- regularity — the quality of being even, consistent, or recurring
- remonstration — a forceful protest or objection
- reoccurrence — a repeated happening of an event
- resiliency — the ability to recover quickly from difficulty
- retentiveness — the capacity to retain or remember things, especially knowledge
- revealingness — the quality of disclosing or making something evident
- rudeness — the quality of being discourteous or impolite
- rudiment — a basic principle or element, or an undeveloped beginning of something
- saltation — a leaping or sudden abrupt transition or movement
- salutation — a greeting in words or gesture, especially at the start of a letter
- sanity — the state of being sound in mind; reasonable and sensible judgment
- seemliness — the quality of being decorous, proper, or fitting
- sensitiveness — the quality of being easily affected or responsive to stimuli or feelings
- serendipity — the occurrence of fortunate discoveries by happy accident
- seriousness — the quality of being grave, earnest, or of grave importance
- simultaneousness — the state of happening or existing at the same time
- sincereness — the quality of being genuine and free from pretense; sincerity
- smartness — the quality of being clever, neat, or stylishly elegant
- solidness — the quality of being firm, dense, or dependable; solidity
- soundness — the quality of being healthy, solid, or logically valid
- specialism — a particular branch of study or work in which one specializes
- spontaneousness — the quality of acting on impulse without planning or external prompting
- statism — the doctrine of concentrated economic and political control in the state
- stupor — a state of near-unconsciousness or insensibility
- subtlety — the quality of being delicate, fine, or hard to perceive
- sufferance — tolerance or tacit permission rather than express consent
- sufficiency — an adequate amount; the condition of being enough
- sunniness — the quality of being full of sunshine or cheerfully bright
- superiority — the state of being greater in quality, rank, or ability
- tactfulness — skill in handling delicate situations without giving offense
- telegraph — a system for transmitting messages over distance; to signal unintentionally
- tenaciousness — the quality of holding firmly to a course or purpose
- tenet — a principle or belief held as part of a doctrine
- thoughtfulness — the quality of being considerate or absorbed in thought
- thrall — the state of being in another's power; a slave or captive
- token — a thing serving as a visible sign or symbol of a fact, quality, or feeling
- tolerability — the quality of being bearable or endurable
- transcription — a written or printed representation of something said or recorded
- transfigurement — a transformation in form or appearance, especially an exalting one
- transmogrification — a transformation, especially a grotesque or surprising one
- transparence — the quality of being transparent; transparency
- transparentness — the state or quality of being transparent
- trinity — a group of three; in Christianity, the union of three persons in one Godhead
- trueness — the quality of being true, accurate, or faithful
- unconformity — lack of conformity; a surface of contact between rock strata of differing age
- unconsciousness — the state of lacking awareness or sensation
- uniformness — the quality of being uniform or unvarying
- uniqueness — the quality of being the only one of its kind
- unlawfulness — the quality of being against the law; illegality
- unreasonableness — the quality of being excessive, irrational, or unfair
- usefulness — the quality of being able to be used for a purpose; utility
- valuation — an estimation of the worth or monetary value of something
- visitation — an official or supernatural visit, or an affliction regarded as divine punishment
- voraciousness — the quality of being insatiably greedy or eager, especially for food or knowledge
- wakefulness — the state of being awake or unable to sleep
- wealthiness — the state of being rich or having abundant possessions
- wholeness — the state of being complete, undivided, or unbroken
- wildness — the quality of being untamed, uncontrolled, or natural
- wiseness — the quality of being wise; wisdom
- wonderment — a state of awed admiration or curiosity
- youthfulness — the quality of being young or having the freshness of youth
- abearance — behavior or conduct; demeanor
- abhorrency — the state of abhorring; loathing or detestation
- abjection — a state of misery, degradation, or low condition
- abomination — a thing that causes disgust or hatred
- abruptness — the quality of being sudden, curt, or unexpected
- absolution — formal release from guilt, sin, or punishment
- acceptability — the quality of being satisfactory or able to be agreed to
- accidentality — the quality of being accidental or non-essential
- acclamation — loud and enthusiastic approval or applause
- accountableness — the quality of being answerable or liable for one's actions
- acquaintanceship — the state of knowing someone slightly; a casual relationship
- acquiescence — reluctant acceptance or passive agreement without protest
- actuality — the state of existing in fact; reality as opposed to possibility
- adaptedness — the state of being well suited to an environment or purpose
- adulation — excessive flattery or admiration
- adventurousness — the quality of being eager for adventure or willing to take risks
- advertency — attentiveness or heed to something
- affectedness — artificiality of manner; pretentious behavior meant to impress
- agelessness — the quality of never seeming to grow old or out of date
- aggrandizement — the increase of one's power, wealth, or reputation
- agnosticism — the view that the existence of God is unknown or unknowable
- airiness — the quality of being light, spacious, or carefree
- alertness — the state of being watchful and quick to notice or respond
- aliveness — the quality of being alive, vital, or keenly responsive
- ambiguousness — the quality of being open to several interpretations; ambiguity
- ambitiousness — the quality of having a strong desire for success or achievement
- amenity — a desirable or useful feature that adds comfort or convenience
- anarchy — a state of disorder due to the absence of authority or government
- ancientness — the quality or state of being very old or of great age
- animalhood — the state or condition of being an animal
- animosity — strong hostility or ill will
- annexation — the act of incorporating territory into an existing state
- anomalousness — the quality of deviating from what is standard or expected
- anonymousness — the state of being unnamed or of unknown identity
- answerability — the state of being responsible or accountable to someone
- antirealism — the philosophical view denying objective reality independent of perception
- anxiousness — the state of being uneasy or worried; nervous apprehension
- apartheid — a system of institutionalized racial segregation and discrimination
- appealingness — the quality of being attractive or interesting
- appraisal — an assessment of the value, quality, or nature of something
- appropriateness — the quality of being suitable or proper for a particular situation
- aptness — the quality of being suitable or appropriate; fitness
- arbitration — the settling of a dispute by an impartial third party outside court
- arraignment — the formal court proceeding in which an accused is read the charges and pleads
- articulateness — the quality of expressing oneself clearly and fluently
- artificiality — the quality of being contrived or not natural
- ascendance — the state of having dominant power, influence, or control
- asexuality — the condition of lacking sexual attraction or reproductive sexual organs
- atheism — disbelief in or denial of the existence of any deity
- atomization — the reduction of something into tiny particles or fragmented units
- attentiveness — the quality of paying close attention or being considerately observant
- attractivity — the quality or power of attracting; attractiveness
- aura — a distinctive atmosphere or quality surrounding a person or thing
- authenticness — the quality of being genuine or authentic
- authorship — the fact or identity of having written a particular work
- autocab — a taxicab, especially one summoned by an automated radio system
- avoirdupois — the system of weights based on a sixteen-ounce pound; informally, bodily weight
- awfulness — the quality of being extremely bad, or formerly, awe-inspiring
- bafflement — the state of being utterly puzzled or confused
- beggary — the state of extreme poverty or destitution
- belligerency — the state of being at war or engaged in hostile conflict
- beneficence — the quality of being kind, generous, or charitable
- benignity — kindness, gentleness, or harmlessness
- bisection — the division of something into two equal parts
- blacksmith — a metalworker who forges and shapes iron with a hammer and anvil
- blockheadedness — the quality of being stupid or obtusely dull-witted
- bombardment — a continuous attack with bombs, shells, or other projectiles
- boreism — the behavior or character of a bore; tedious dullness
- botheration — informal annoyance or trouble; also used as a mild exclamation
- brashness — the quality of being bold, hasty, or impudent
- briefness — the quality of being short in duration or expression; brevity
- brilliance — intense brightness of light; exceptional talent or splendor
- brittleness — the quality of being hard yet liable to break or shatter
- brutality — savage physical violence or cruelty
- candor — the quality of being open, honest, and frank
- captivation — the state of being charmed or fascinated
- captivity — the condition of being imprisoned or confined
- carnality — preoccupation with bodily, especially sexual, desires
- champerty — an illegal bargain to fund another's lawsuit for a share of the proceeds
- chauvinism — aggressive or prejudiced loyalty to one's own group or sex
- chilliness — a state of being cold, or coldness of manner
- citizenhood — the state or condition of being a citizen
- clemency — mercy or leniency, especially toward an offender
- coexistence — the state of existing together at the same time or place
- cohesiveness — the quality of holding or sticking together as a unified whole
- coinheritance — joint inheritance of property or traits shared among heirs
- coloration — the arrangement or pattern of colors on something
- comeliness — pleasing physical appearance; attractiveness
- comfortableness — the state or quality of being comfortable
- commensurateness — the quality of being proportionate or corresponding in measure
- commercialism — emphasis on profit or marketing, often at the expense of other values
- communism — a system advocating communal ownership of the means of production
- compactness — the quality of being densely packed or neatly small in size
- comparability — the quality of being able to be compared or treated as similar
- compassionateness — the quality of showing sympathy and concern for others' suffering
- competentness — the state of being competent; adequate ability
- competitiveness — the quality of being able to compete successfully or eager to win
- complaisance — willingness to please others; obliging agreeableness
- completeness — the state of being whole, full, or entire
- complexness — the quality of being complex or intricate
- conceitedness — excessive pride in oneself; vanity
- concoction — a mixture of ingredients, especially an odd or invented one
- concordance — agreement; also an alphabetical index of a text's words
- concupiscence — strong sexual desire; lust
- concurrency — simultaneous occurrence; the running of processes at the same time
- conduction — the transmission of heat, electricity, or signals through a medium
- conformation — the shape or structural arrangement of something
- confraternity — a brotherhood, especially a religious or charitable association
- confusedness — the state of being confused or disordered
- congratulation — the expression of praise or good wishes for an achievement
- conniption — a fit of rage, hysteria, or excitement
- conscientiousness — the quality of being careful, thorough, and dutiful in one's work
- conservatism — a disposition to preserve existing institutions and resist abrupt change
- considerateness — the quality of being thoughtful of others' feelings and needs
- constancy — the quality of being faithful, steadfast, or unchanging
- constellation — a recognized pattern of stars, or any grouping of related things
- contentment — a state of peaceful happiness and satisfaction
- contrariness — the quality of being perversely opposed or difficult
- conventionalism — adherence to convention or established custom
- conventionality — conformity to accepted standards or customs
- countship — the rank, title, or domain of a count
- coventry — a state of social ostracism, as in 'sent to Coventry'
- credibleness — the quality of being believable or trustworthy
- cruelness — the quality of being cruel; cruelty
- cupidity — excessive greed for wealth or possessions
- curliness — the quality of being curly
- currentness — the state of being current or up to date
- dampness — the state of being slightly wet
- dao — the Tao; the guiding principle or path in Chinese philosophy
- deadliness — the quality of being capable of causing death
- decadence — moral or cultural decline marked by self-indulgence
- deceptiveness — the quality of being misleading or deceptive
- decisiveness — the quality of being firm and prompt in deciding
- deepness — the quality or state of being deep
- defensiveness — the quality of being anxiously protective or guarded
- deference — respectful submission to another's judgment or wishes
- defiance — open resistance to authority or opposition
- definiteness — the quality of being clear, exact, or precise
- deformation — a change in shape or distortion from an original form
- democratism — adherence to or advocacy of democratic principles and government
- demoness — a female demon or evil spirit
- denomination — a recognized branch of a religion, or a unit of monetary value
- denouncement — a public condemnation or denunciation
- depersonalization — loss of a sense of personal identity or of reality's familiarity
- derangement — a state of disorder or insanity; mental disturbance
- despecification — the removal or loss of specific detail or specification
- determinism — the doctrine that all events are determined by prior causes
- deviancy — the state of departing from accepted norms, especially of behavior
- devolution — the transfer of power from central to local authority; or degeneration
- devotedness — the quality of being loyal, dedicated, or deeply committed
- dictatorship — government by a single ruler with absolute power
- differentness — the quality or state of being different; dissimilarity
- difficultness — the quality of being difficult or troublesome
- diminution — a reduction in size, extent, or importance
- discouragement — a loss of confidence or enthusiasm; dispiritedness
- discreetness — the quality of being careful and prudent in speech or conduct
- disfigurement — a spoiling of appearance; a marring blemish
- disimprovement — a change for the worse; deterioration
- disinclination — a reluctance or unwillingness to do something
- disparity — a great difference or inequality between things
- disrepute — the state of being held in low esteem; a bad reputation
- dissimulation — concealment of one's true feelings or motives through pretense
- dissonance — a harsh or inharmonious combination of sounds or ideas
- doggedness — persistent determination; tenacity
- doubtfulness — the quality of being uncertain or open to doubt
- dullness — the quality of being boring, blunt, or lacking sharpness
- earliness — the quality of occurring or arriving before the usual time
- earnestness — sincere and serious conviction or intensity of purpose
- ebullience — the quality of being cheerful and full of energy
- edifyingness — the quality of being morally instructive or uplifting
- elaborateness — the quality of being intricately detailed or complex
- eloquentness — the quality of being fluent and persuasive in speech
- emblem — a symbol representing a quality, group, or idea
- emptiness — the state of containing nothing or lacking meaning
- encumberment — the state of being burdened or hindered (rare)
- enemyship — the state or relationship of being enemies (rare)
- enticement — something that attracts or tempts; an allurement
- entireness — the quality of being whole or complete; totality
- equipoise — a state of equilibrium or balance between opposing forces
- essentialism — the view that things have a fixed set of essential underlying properties
- everydayness — the quality of being ordinary, routine, or commonplace
- exacerbation — a worsening or intensification of a condition or problem
- excellency — a title of honor for high officials, or the quality of excellence
- excruciation — intense physical or mental torment; agony
- exemption — the state of being freed from an obligation; an instance of this
- exhibitionism — the tendency to display oneself or behave so as to attract attention
- expertness — the quality of being expert; skill or proficiency
- explication — a detailed analysis or explanation of a text or idea
- extermination — the complete destruction or eradication of something
- fabulousness — the quality of being extraordinary, marvelous, or legendary
- failing — a weakness or shortcoming in character or ability
- faithfulness — the quality of being loyal, accurate, or constant
- falseness — the quality of being untrue, deceitful, or disloyal
- famousness — the state of being widely known or celebrated
- fanaticism — excessive, uncritical zeal, especially in religion or politics
- fastness — a secure stronghold, or the quality of being firmly fixed
- fatalism — the belief that all events are predetermined and inevitable
- ferity — the state of being wild, savage, or untamed
- ferociousness — the quality of being fierce, savage, or violently intense
- feverishness — the state of being feverish or restlessly excited
- fiendishness — the quality of being cruelly wicked or devilishly clever
- firth — a narrow inlet of the sea, especially in Scotland
- fission — the splitting of an atomic nucleus or a cell into parts
- fixedness — the state of being firmly set, immovable, or unchanging
- flabbergastation — a state of overwhelming astonishment or bewilderment
- fleetingness — the quality of passing quickly; transitoriness
- fogginess — the state of being obscured by fog or of being mentally unclear
- forgetness — forgetfulness; the state of being forgotten or oblivious
- formalness — the quality of being formal; stiff adherence to form
- formidability — the quality of inspiring fear, awe, or respect by strength
- fortuitousness — the quality of happening by chance, especially luckily
- fragileness — the quality of being fragile or easily broken
- frankness — the quality of being open, honest, and direct
- frankpledge — a medieval system of joint surety for the conduct of community members
- freakishness — the quality of being abnormal, capricious, or grotesquely odd
- fulfillment — the achievement of something desired or promised; satisfaction
- fullness — the state of being full or complete
- generousness — the quality of being generous; readiness to give freely
- gorgeousness — the quality of being strikingly beautiful or splendid
- gratefulness — the state of feeling or showing thankfulness
- gratuity — a tip or sum given for service, beyond what is owed
- greediness — the quality of wanting more than one's fair share
- handiness — the quality of being convenient or skilful with the hands
- hardness — the quality of being firm, solid, or unyielding
- harshness — the quality of being severe, rough, or unpleasant
- healthiness — the state of being healthy or conducive to health
- heartiness — warm, vigorous friendliness or enthusiasm
- heaviness — the quality of being heavy in weight, mood, or burden
- heedfulness — careful attention or mindfulness
- heinousness — the quality of being utterly wicked or atrocious
- hesitance — the state of being slow to act or speak through doubt
- heterogeneity — the quality of being diverse in composition or character
- highness — the state of being high; a title of honour for royalty
- hilariousness — the quality of being extremely funny
- hinderance — something that impedes or obstructs (variant of hindrance)
- hollowness — the state of being empty inside; insincerity or emptiness of feeling
- homogeneity — the quality of being uniform in composition or character
- homogeneousness — the state of being uniform throughout in kind or composition
- honestness — the quality of being honest; integrity (archaic)
- humaneness — the quality of being compassionate and kind toward others
- humbleness — the quality of being modest and without arrogance
- hylicism — the philosophical doctrine that matter is the ultimate reality; materialism
- hylism — the doctrine that matter is the first principle of all things; materialism
- ideality — the quality of being ideal or existing only in imagination
- idleness — the state of being inactive, unoccupied, or lazy
- imaginativeness — the quality of being creative and inventive
- imbalance — a lack of proportion or equilibrium between things
- immobility — the state of being unable to move or be moved
- immorality — the quality of being wicked or violating moral principles
- impartiality — the quality of treating all sides fairly and without bias
- impecuniosity — the state of having little or no money; poverty
- imperfection — a flaw or fault; the state of being incomplete or defective
- implosion — a violent collapse inward; a sudden internal failure
- impossibleness — the quality or state of being impossible
- impotence — the state of being powerless or lacking effective strength
- imprecision — lack of exactness or accuracy
- improbability — the quality of being unlikely to be true or to happen
- imprudence — lack of caution or good judgment; rashness
- impulsivity — the trait of acting quickly on impulse without weighing consequences
- inattention — lack of attention or notice; failure to concentrate
- inauguration — the formal ceremony marking the start of an office or undertaking
- incapability — the state of being unable to do something; lack of ability
- incapacity — inability to do something, or legal disqualification from acting
- incaution — lack of caution; carelessness
- incompetence — lack of the skill or ability to do something successfully
- incongruence — lack of harmony or agreement between things
- incongruousness — the quality of being out of place or inconsistent with surroundings
- inconsistency — lack of consistency, or a detail that conflicts with another
- incorrection — the state of being uncorrected or in error (rare)
- incorrectness — the quality of being wrong or inaccurate
- incredibility — the quality of being too implausible to be believed
- incumbrance — a burden or impediment; a legal claim against property
- indebtedness — the state of owing money or gratitude
- indemnification — compensation for loss or harm, or security against it
- indemnity — security or protection against loss, or compensation for it
- indentation — a notch or recess, or a blank space at the start of a line of text
- indicant — something that indicates or points to a fact or condition
- indifference — lack of interest, concern, or sympathy
- indigence — a state of extreme poverty or neediness
- indignation — anger aroused by something perceived as unjust or unworthy
- inexertion — lack of exertion or effort
- inexistence — the state of not existing; nonexistence
- infamousness — the quality of being notorious for something bad
- informality — the quality of being relaxed, casual, or unofficial
- infrequency — the state of happening rarely or seldom
- ingenuousness — the quality of being frank, innocent, and free of guile
- inquisition — a prolonged or intensive, often harsh, questioning or investigation
- insaneness — the state or quality of being insane; madness
- insensitivity — lack of physical or emotional responsiveness; want of tact
- insignificance — the quality of being unimportant or trivial
- insinuation — an indirect, often unpleasant suggestion or hint
- institutionalism — emphasis on established institutions, or the effects of prolonged institutional life
- instrumentation — the arrangement of music for instruments, or the set of instruments used in a system
- insularism — narrowness of outlook arising from isolation; insularity
- intellectualism — devotion to or emphasis on intellect and rational thought
- intensiveness — the quality of being intensive, concentrated, or thorough
- interdependence — the condition of mutual dependence between parties or things
- interestedness — the state of being interested, or of having a personal stake or bias
- interestingness — the quality of being interesting or holding attention
- interpolation — the insertion of something extra, or estimation of values between known points
- interrelation — a mutual or reciprocal relation between things
- intimation — an indirect suggestion or hint; an announcement
- inutility — the quality of being useless; lack of usefulness
- inventiveness — the quality of being creative and original in devising things
- inversion — a reversal of position, order, or relationship
- irrelation — absence of relation or connection
- irresolution — the state of being undecided or wavering
- irreverence — lack of due respect for sacred or serious things
- jaildom — the realm or condition of imprisonment
- juvenility — the quality or state of being youthful or immature
- juxtaposition — the placing of things side by side for contrast or comparison
- kinship — blood relationship or a sense of affinity
- lastingness — the quality of enduring or persisting over time
- liberality — generosity in giving; broad-mindedness
- lineament — a distinctive feature, especially of the face; an outline
- liquidation — the winding up of a company by selling assets to pay debts
- liquidity — the availability of cash or easily convertible assets
- lonelihood — the state of being lonely; solitude
- loveliness — the quality of being lovely; beauty
- lustfulness — the state of being filled with strong sexual desire
- lustiness — the quality of being vigorous and full of energy
- majesty — impressive dignity or grandeur; a title for a sovereign
- malevolence — the wish to do evil or harm to others; ill will
- malignity — deep-seated ill will or extreme malevolence
- massiveness — the quality of being very large, heavy, or substantial
- meagerness — the quality of being scant, inadequate, or thin
- meaninglessness — the state of lacking purpose, significance, or sense
- mendicity — the state or practice of begging for a living
- mensuration — the measurement of lengths, areas, and volumes
- messiness — the state of being untidy, disordered, or complicated
- mi — the third note of a major scale in the tonic sol-fa system
- mildness — the quality of being gentle, moderate, or not severe
- misapprehension — a mistaken belief or misunderstanding
- miscalculation — an error in reckoning, judgment, or estimation
- modernity — the quality or condition of being modern; contemporary ways of life
- modesty — the quality of being unassuming about one's abilities or achievements
- moistness — the state of being slightly wet or damp
- monarchy — a form of government with a monarch as head of state
- monition — a warning or admonition; a formal notice
- motivity — the power of producing or initiating motion
- muddiness — the quality of being muddy, murky, or unclear
- multiformity — the quality of existing in many forms or kinds
- murmuration — a flock of starlings in flight, or a low continuous sound
- musicality — sensitivity to or talent for music; melodious quality
- mutableness — the quality of being changeable or liable to alteration
- nastiness — the quality of being unpleasant, spiteful, or foul
- nationhood — the status or condition of being a nation
- necessitousness — the condition of being needy or destitute
- neighborship — the state or relationship of being neighbors
- nervosity — the quality or state of being nervous; nervousness
- niceness — the quality of being pleasant or agreeable; fineness of distinction
- nighness — the state of being near; nearness
- nobleness — the quality of being noble in character or rank
- nomenclature — a system of names used in a particular field
- nonequilibrium — a state in which a system is not in equilibrium
- nonexistence — the state of not existing
- nonextinction — the fact of not becoming extinct or not being extinguished
- nonhomogeneity — lack of uniformity in composition or structure
- nonidentity — the state of not being identical or the same
- nonpossession — the state of not possessing something
- notoriousness — the state of being notorious; ill fame
- objectivity — the quality of judging fairly, free from personal bias or feeling
- obligingness — the quality of being eager to help and accommodate others
- obliviousness — the state of being unaware of or not noticing what is happening around one
- obscenity — the quality of being offensively indecent; an obscene word or act
- obscurity — the state of being unknown, unimportant, or difficult to understand
- oftenness — the quality or frequency of happening often
- omnicompetence — the quality of being able to handle all matters or possessing unlimited authority
- oneness — the state of being unified, whole, or in complete harmony
- opportuneness — the quality of being well-timed or favorable for a purpose
- oppositeness — the state or quality of being directly contrary or opposed
- ornateness — the quality of being elaborately or excessively decorated
- ostentation — showy display intended to impress or attract attention
- overassessment — an excessively high valuation, charge, or estimate
- overindulgence — excessive gratification of one's appetites or desires
- overrefinement — excessive subtlety or polish carried beyond what is natural or useful
- paleness — the state of being pale or lacking in color
- parallelism — the state of being parallel or of corresponding in structure
- parity — the state of being equal in status, value, or amount
- parsimoniousness — the quality of being extremely sparing or stingy
- patronship — the position or function of a patron
- pauperism — the state of being extremely poor, especially as a widespread condition
- perfidiousness — the quality of being deceitful and untrustworthy
- permanency — the state or quality of being permanent
- perplexity — the state of being puzzled or confused
- perspicacity — keenness of insight or judgment
- pertinacity — stubborn persistence or determination
- pertinence — relevance to the matter at hand
- perverseness — the quality of being deliberately contrary or unreasonable
- pessimism — a tendency to expect the worst outcome
- plantation — a large estate on which crops are grown, often using resident labor
- plausibleness — the quality of seeming reasonable or believable
- plurality — the state of being plural; the largest share of votes when no majority exists
- powerfulness — the quality of being powerful; strength or force
- practicalness — the quality of being practical or useful
- preciseness — the quality of being exact or accurate
- precondition — a condition that must be met before something else can happen
- preponderance — the quality of being greater in number, importance, or strength
- prepossession — a preconceived opinion or bias; a preoccupation
- prestigiousness — the quality of having high status or commanding respect
- pretension — a claim or assertion of importance; pretentious display
- pretentiousness — the quality of attempting to impress by affecting greater importance than is real
- prettiness — the quality of being attractive in a delicate or dainty way
- probableness — the quality or state of being likely to happen or be true
- procreation — the production of offspring; reproduction
- profitableness — the quality of yielding financial gain or benefit
- profusion — an abundant or excessive quantity of something
- proprietorship — the state of being an owner, or a business owned by one person
- prosperousness — the state of being successful and thriving, especially financially
- prudence — careful good judgment in managing practical affairs
- pulsation — a single rhythmic throb or beat; rhythmic throbbing
- putrefaction — the decay of organic matter accompanied by a foul smell
- queerness — the quality of being strange, odd, or unconventional
- quintessence — the most perfect or essential embodiment of a quality
- rapacity — aggressive greed or grasping acquisitiveness
- rapidity — the quality of being very fast; swiftness
- rashness — the quality of acting hastily without considering consequences
- rawness — the state of being uncooked, unrefined, sore, or emotionally exposed
- reasonability — the quality of being reasonable, sensible, or fair
- reasonableness — the quality of being fair, moderate, and in accordance with reason
- redolence — a pleasant fragrance; the quality of being strongly evocative
- refraction — the bending of light or other waves as they pass between media
- regression — a return to an earlier or less developed state; a statistical relationship
- reluctance — unwillingness or hesitation to do something
- reproducibility — the quality of yielding consistent results when repeated under the same conditions
- resoluteness — firmness of purpose; unwavering determination
- resolvability — the quality of being capable of being solved or separated into parts
- resonance — the quality of being deep, full, and reverberating; sympathetic vibration
- respectability — the state of being regarded as proper, decent, and worthy of esteem
- responsiveness — the quality of reacting quickly and positively to stimuli or needs
- retentivity — the capacity to retain something, especially memory or magnetism
- reversion — a return to a former state, type, or owner
- ridiculosity — the quality or an instance of being ridiculous; absurdity
- riskiness — the quality of involving danger or the possibility of loss
- rulership — the position or authority of a ruler; dominion
- saltiness — the quality of tasting of or containing salt
- satiation — the state of being fully satisfied, especially of appetite or desire
- seasonableness — the quality of being timely or appropriate to the season or occasion
- secureness — the state or quality of being secure, safe, or firmly fixed
- selfishness — the quality of being concerned chiefly with one's own advantage
- selfness — the quality of individual selfhood; egotism or self-regard
- semiextinction — a partial extinction or half-extinguishing of something
- seniority — the state of being older or higher in rank or length of service
- seriation — the arrangement of items into a sequence by a shared attribute
- shabbiness — the state of being worn, dingy, or meanly shabby
- shadowiness — the quality of being shadowy, dim, or indistinct
- shakiness — the quality of being unsteady, trembling, or insecure
- shanty — a small, crudely built dwelling or shack
- sharpness — the quality of having a keen edge, point, or acuteness
- shininess — the quality of being bright and reflective
- shyness — the quality of being timid or reserved around others
- sightlessness — the state of being unable to see; blindness
- sisterhood — the bond or community among women, or a religious order of women
- slightness — the quality of being small, slender, or insignificant
- sloppiness — the quality of being careless, untidy, or imprecise
- sluggishness — the state of being slow, dull, or lacking energy
- smoothness — the quality of being even, free of roughness, or untroubled
- snobbism — snobbish attitudes or behavior; snobbery
- sobriety — the state of being sober; seriousness or moderation
- sociableness — the quality of being friendly and fond of company
- sodality — a fellowship, association, or religious confraternity
- sooth — truth or reality (archaic)
- soreness — the condition of being painful or tender
- sorrowfulness — the state of feeling or showing deep sorrow
- sovereignness — the quality or state of being sovereign or supremely powerful
- sovereignship — the rank, office, or condition of being a sovereign
- specialness — the quality of being special, distinctive, or exceptional
- sprightliness — the quality of being lively, brisk, and full of energy
- stableness — the quality or state of being stable or steady
- starship — a spacecraft designed for interstellar travel
- steadfastness — firm and unwavering loyalty, resolve, or constancy
- steadiness — the quality of being firm, stable, and constant
- stupefaction — a state of being stunned into dazed astonishment
- sublation — in Hegelian philosophy, the simultaneous canceling and preserving of a thing at a higher level
- subordination — the placing or treating of something as of lower rank or importance
- subspecialty — a narrow branch of expertise within a broader specialty
- suddenness — the quality of happening quickly and unexpectedly
- suitability — the quality of being right or appropriate for a particular purpose
- summity — the highest point or summit; the topmost part
- superabundance — an excessively large quantity; an overflowing plenty
- superimposition — the placing of one thing over another, especially so both remain visible
- suppleness — the quality of being flexible, pliant, or able to bend easily
- supplication — a humble and earnest entreaty or prayer
- supremacy — the state of being superior in authority, power, or status
- suspiciousness — the quality of arousing distrust, or a tendency to distrust others
- sweetness — the quality of being sweet in taste, sound, or temperament
- tameness — the quality of being docile, subdued, or lacking in spirit
- tao — in Chinese philosophy, the absolute principle underlying the universe; the way
- tautness — the state of being stretched tight or tense
- tediousness — the quality of being long, dull, and tiresome
- tenseness — the state of being physically or emotionally taut or strained
- thankfulness — the quality of feeling or showing gratitude
- thickheadedness — the quality of being stupid or slow to understand
- thinness — the quality of being thin or slender
- thirstiness — the state of being thirsty
- thriftiness — the quality of using money or resources carefully
- tightness — the state of being firmly fixed, taut, or constricted
- timidness — the quality of lacking courage or confidence
- timorousness — the quality of being nervous, fearful, or easily frightened
- tintinnabulation — the ringing or sound of bells
- tiresomeness — the quality of being boring or tediously wearisome
- totality — the whole of something; the state of being complete
- traditionalism — adherence to tradition, especially in opposition to change
- tramway — a system of tracks for trams along public streets
- tranquillity — the state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled
- tranquilness — the quality of being calm and free from disturbance
- transmittance — the fraction of light or radiation that passes through a medium
- travesty — a grotesque or absurd imitation or distortion of something
- tribalism — loyalty to one's own group or faction, often with hostility to outsiders
- triviality — the quality of being unimportant, or a trifling matter
- ugliness — the quality of being unpleasant or repulsive in appearance
- unability — lack of ability; inability
- unawareness — the state of not being conscious or cognizant of something
- uncertainness — the state of being unsure or doubtful; uncertainty
- uncomfortableness — the state of being uneasy or physically uncomfortable
- uncommunicativeness — unwillingness or inability to talk or share information
- uncompassion — lack of sympathy or pity; absence of compassion
- undauntedness — the quality of being fearless and undismayed
- underhandedness — the quality of being secretive, sly, or deceitful
- unequality — lack of equality; disparity
- unfairness — the quality of being unjust or inequitable
- unfitness — the state of being unsuitable or physically unhealthy
- unfortunateness — the condition of being unlucky or regrettable
- unfriendliness — the quality of being unwelcoming or hostile
- unicity — the quality of being unique or singular; oneness
- unitedness — the state of being joined together in agreement
- unpopularity — the state of being disliked by many
- untimeliness — the quality of occurring at an inappropriate or inopportune time
- vacantness — the state of being empty, unoccupied, or expressionless
- validness — the quality of being valid, sound, or well-founded
- variegation — the state of having varied colors or markings
- veraciousness — the quality of being truthful and honest
- verbalism — emphasis on words rather than meaning; an empty verbal expression
- veridicality — the quality of being truthful or corresponding to reality
- virtuousness — the quality of being morally good or upright
- viscosity — a fluid's resistance to flow; thickness or stickiness
- visibility — the state of being able to be seen; the distance one can see
- vividness — the quality of being intensely clear, bright, or lifelike
- volition — the faculty or power of using one's will; a deliberate choice
- voluntarism — the doctrine that the will is the fundamental principle of the individual or the universe
- wariness — the quality of being cautious and watchful of possible danger
- wastefulness — the quality of using resources carelessly or extravagantly
- wasteness — the condition of being a desolate waste; barren emptiness
- weightiness — the quality of being heavy, serious, or of great importance
- whatness — the essential nature of a thing; its quiddity or whatness
- whiteness — the quality or state of being white; pallor
- wideness — the quality of being wide; breadth or extent
- wornness — the state of being worn, frayed, or exhausted
- worthiness — the quality of deserving respect, merit, or esteem
- wrongfulness — the quality of being unjust, unlawful, or morally wrong
- zenith — the highest point reached; the point in the sky directly overhead
- compresence — The state of existing together concurrently.
- atomicity — The number of atoms in a molecule.
- propension — Propensity.
- co-punctuality — the state of being co-punctual or sharing the same point in a technical ordering
- relation-number — a number-like abstraction associated with a relation in mathematical logic
- quasi-equality — in mathematics or logic, a relation weaker than strict equality under which two objects count as equal for a specified approximate or domain-specific purpose
- kirkgarth — in Northern English dialect, a churchyard or the enclosed ground around a church
- aesymnetes — historical: a supreme magistrate voluntarily appointed by an ancient Greek city-state during a crisis, often with powers comparable to those of a tyrant
- strewment — archaic and literary: something strewn or intended for strewing, especially flowers scattered over a bier or grave as part of a funeral rite
- scowderment — Northern English dialect: confusion, bustle, or turmoil, especially commotion while preparing for an event or carrying out household work
- uncostliness — the quality of costing little or being inexpensive
- inopportunity — the quality of occurring at an unsuitable, inconvenient, or untimely moment
- heterozygousness — the condition or quality of having two different alleles at a particular genetic locus
- many-sidedness — the quality of having many literal sides or facets
- omnividence — the quality or power of seeing everything; all-seeingness
- placability — the quality of being easily calmed, appeased, or induced to forgive
- masting timber — timber of the size and quality required for making ships' masts, yards, or similar spars
- dronage — rare: the state or condition of being a social drone, especially an idle or dependent person who lives on the work or resources of others
- ebriosity — rare: drunkenness or intoxication, especially as a habitual condition
- mistakenness — the state or quality of being mistaken, erroneous, or based on a false belief
- halfpennyworth — historical British: the amount of something that could be bought for a halfpenny
- noveldom — the realm of novels, novelists, or fictional narrative considered collectively
- nonconductivity — the property or condition of not transmitting heat, electricity, sound, or another form of energy
- teataster — a professional who samples, evaluates, and grades tea for quality, flavor, aroma, or blending
- indiscernibility — the state of being impossible to perceive, distinguish, or tell apart
- jostlement — crowding or bustle.
- pullulation — rapid growth or multiplication, especially in large numbers
- inhesion — inherence; the state or act of existing in something as a quality exists in a substance
- unpliableness — the quality of being physically rigid or difficult to bend
- cutover — a planned change from an old system, service, or process to its replacement, especially one performed quickly to minimize interruption