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subjunctivity

subjunctivity noun: the property of being in the subjunctive mood.

Noun

subjunctivity (uncountable)

  1. (rare) The property of being in the subjunctive mood.
  2. (literary criticism) The relationship to reality of what is depicted in a given fictional work.

Origin of subjunctivity

From subjunctive + -ity.

Questions about subjunctivity

What does subjunctivity mean?
Subjunctivity means the property of being in the subjunctive mood.
What part of speech is subjunctivity?
Subjunctivity is a noun.

Words near subjunctivity in the dictionary

  1. subjunctive mood
  2. subjunctive moods
  3. subjunctively
  4. subjunctiveness
  5. subjunctives
  6. subjunctivity
  7. subjunctivization
  8. subjunctivize
  9. subjunctivized
  10. subjunctivizes
  11. subjunctivizing

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