subterraneanity
subterraneanity noun: the quality of being subterranean.
Noun
subterraneanity (uncountable)
- The quality of being subterranean.
- General social movements, such as those for mental health, peace, or Women’s Liberation, seek to bring about changes in people’s values, both of their members and the public at large. Such movements are often marked by an absence of (1) established leadership, (2) a recognized membership, and (3)...1976, Alfred H[yman] Katz, Eugene I. Bender, “Self-Help as a Social Movement”, in The Strength in Us: Self-Help Groups in the Modern World, New York, N.Y.; London: New Viewpoints, a division of...
- to write is to resurface the traumatic subterraneanity of mind.1989, Vijay Singh, “Desire”, in Jaya Ganga: In Search of the River-Goddess, New Delhi: Penguin Books India, →ISBN, page 56
- Synonyms:
- subterraneanness, subterraneity, subterraneousness
Synonyms of subterraneanity
Origin of subterraneanity
From subterranean + -ity.
Questions about subterraneanity
- What does subterraneanity mean?
- Subterraneanity means the quality of being subterranean.
- What part of speech is subterraneanity?
- Subterraneanity is a noun.
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