specialness's Usage Examples:

interest and principal payments on the mortgage is considered the roll specialness or financing advantage.

attribution of religious meaning to specific events, using the term "specialness.

a growing or shrinking star, and is used to impart a sense of "extra specialness" or "added value".

saw the unhealthily grandiose self as merging childhood feelings of specialness, personal ideals, and fantasies of an ideal parent.

center on the holiness of the people Israel, the Land of Israel, and the specialness of the mitzvot.

structure of groups with a quasiconvex hierarchy which proved the virtual specialness of a broad class of hyperbolic groups, and established a program for.

Bertha in a blissful mood as her party approaches, as she considers the specialness and unconventionality of her mood.

Some also felt that the absence of a V12 detracted from the car's specialness.

The specialness of varieties of low Kodaira dimension is analogous to the specialness of Riemannian manifolds of positive.

She argues the need to feel safe, specialness and in a social community all help explain this psychological phenomenon.

Mael reflects on the un-specialness of it all over a consistent electro-pulse: “Sign your name with an X.

The frequency of his trips, it was said, not only undermined the "specialness" of papal visits, but took him away from important business at the Vatican.

As the audience of the show that bears her name, we understand her specialness.

" Wallace also wrote that Davis' play will remove the "specialness" of girls playing at the level of boys.

One of these defenses is specialness, the irrational belief that aging and death as central premises of life.

in high esteem and wanting to love and be loved in this way, seeing specialness in the interaction.

Kelner, Martin (19 May 2008), "People's Final at dangerous level of specialness", The Guardian, retrieved 23 March 2010 Mainwaring, Rachel (24 January.

Synonyms:

quality; particularity; specificity;

Antonyms:

unbelief; common; similarity; generality;