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negotiosity

negotiosity noun: the ability to negotiate many things at once.

Noun

negotiosity (usually uncountable, plural negotiosities)

  1. (archaic, usually) The ability to negotiate many things at once.
    • But there is yet a Third Atheistick Objection against Providence behind; That is^([sic]) is impossible, any One Being should Animadvert and Order all things in the Distant places of the world at once; and were this possible, yet would such Infinite Negotiosity be very Vneasie and Distractious to...1678, Ralph Cudworth, The True Intellectual System of the Universe […], pages 883–84
    • His “negotiosity” may very well be an aid to Villa's escape from our punitive expedition and at any time the amour propre of his party may be offended to the point of making common cause with Villa against the foreign invaders.1916 April 1, William Marion Reedy, “The "Drive" after Villa”, in Bruno's Weekly, volume 2, number 14, page 590

Forms of negotiosity

pluralnegotiosities

Origin of negotiosity

Learned borrowing from Latin negōtiōsitās. By surface analysis, negotious + -ity.

Questions about negotiosity

What does negotiosity mean?
Negotiosity means the ability to negotiate many things at once.
What part of speech is negotiosity?
Negotiosity is a noun.
What is the plural of negotiosity?
The plural of negotiosity is negotiosities.

Words near negotiosity in the dictionary

  1. negotiatrices
  2. negotiatrix
  3. Negotino
  4. negotiorum gestio
  5. negotiosities
  6. negotiosity
  7. negotious
  8. Negraglia
  9. Negrași
  10. Negreira
  11. Negrense

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