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aromanticity

/ˌeɪ.ɹəʊ.mænˈtɪ.sɪ.ti/

aromanticity noun: the state of experiencing little to no romantic attraction to others.

Noun

aromanticity (uncountable)

  1. (neologism, rare) The state of experiencing little to no romantic attraction to others.
    • Bisexuality, asexuality, or aromanticity are hardly ever talked about which produces a silence apt to protect monosexual, allosexual and alloromantic privilege.2022, Deborah Biging, "Educational Justice in Response to Oppression by Heteronormative Schools", thesis submitted to the University of Graz, page 35
    • In this way, Tomoya blurs the lines between asexuality, aromanticity, and celibacy.2022, Nicholas Colecio, "Compulsory Conformity in Modern Japanese Culture: An Exploration of Asexuality in the works of Murata Sayaka, Kawakami Mieko, and Kamatani Yuki", thesis submitted to the...

Synonyms of aromanticity

Origin of aromanticity

From aromantic + -ity, or a- + romanticity.

Words that rhyme with aromanticity

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Questions about aromanticity

What does aromanticity mean?
Aromanticity means the state of experiencing little to no romantic attraction to others.
What part of speech is aromanticity?
Aromanticity is a noun.
How do you pronounce aromanticity?
Aromanticity is pronounced /ˌeɪ.ɹəʊ.mænˈtɪ.sɪ.ti/.

Words near aromanticity in the dictionary

  1. aromaless
  2. Aromanian
  3. Aromanians
  4. aromantic
  5. aromanticism
  6. aromanticity
  7. aromantics
  8. aromaphyte
  9. aromaphytes
  10. aromas
  11. aromat

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