Noun:

সম্পর্কযুক্ত অবস্থা, কুটুম্বিতা,

belatedness's Usage Examples:

Michelangelo (1830s): "[they] emblematize the contemporary viewer's belatedness .

during the long and cruel struggle and for petulance resulting from the belatedness of victory or the effects of convulsive despair, as the Qur'an brings.

buried vertically up to her chest in the gallery's lawn, embodying the “belatedness of exile”, half-buried in Cuban soil.

contributes to the reason why colonial power is characterized by its belatedness.

reflect on consumer identities, Internet culture, gentrification, and "belatedness".

just voice and piano, all hanging tight under a melancholy cloud of belatedness [.

such reference to writing is a reflection of self-conscious literary belatedness.

" The belatedness of McMath's recognition as one of the South's great political leaders.

agencies, downgraded New Jersey's credit-rating for both the "scale and belatedness" of New Jersey "807 million budget gap, following a similar downgrade.

second-generation memory quality, its basis in displacement, its vicariousness and belatedness.