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unactuality

unactuality noun: the property of not being actual.

Noun

unactuality (uncountable)

  1. The property of not being actual.
    • This logic exposes as well the interaction of negativity and the spirit for Hegel, for whom "The true is the whole," but it cannot be whole if it relies on something exterior to it — negativity, death, or unactuality.1998, Marvin Richards, Without Rhyme or Reason, page 18

Questions about unactuality

What does unactuality mean?
Unactuality means the property of not being actual.
What part of speech is unactuality?
Unactuality is a noun.

Words near unactuality in the dictionary

  1. unactivity
  2. unactorish
  3. unactorlike
  4. unacts
  5. unactual
  6. unactuality
  7. unactualizable
  8. unactualized
  9. unactuated
  10. unacute
  11. unacylated

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