Noun:

অপৌরূষ, অমনুষ্যত্ব,

uncanniness's Usage Examples:

""It was quite an experience'/Making of "Miss Rose White' marked by uncanniness".

the uncanny can be seen where Freud muses on the technique of literary uncanniness: "It is true that the writer creates a kind of uncertainty in us in the.

cast against type by Hathaway, a move that heightened "the aesthetic uncanniness of the film".

The uncanniness of human beings is that they alone are capable of "catastrophe," in the.

Świtezianka and Rybka as "rusalka-like" poems which "base the romantic uncanniness of the story on the supernatural metamorphoses which bind humans with.

High deflections in a situation produce an aura of unlikeliness or uncanniness.

rambunctious, quirky but with a reassuring familiar aura of Gallifreyan uncanniness.

His contemporaries would probably have been more aware of the uncanniness of the sealed off, swampy valley with its ruinous castle, decaying inn.

having fallen out of the symbolic order, creates abjection through its uncanniness – creates a cognitive dissonance.

8; "more ambitious and varied while retaining the uncanniness he’s known for".

level; a physical, vocal, and emotional performance so surgical in its uncanniness that it almost feels like it could not be the work of a flesh-and-blood.

robot seems overly "strange" to some human beings, produces a feeling of uncanniness, and thus fails to evoke the empathic response required for productive.

Her main thesis is that a "knowledge of the uncanniness of existence" remains visible in these movies despite their attempts.

portrayal of the 'magical' nature of the rational world; it reflected the uncanniness of people and our modern technological environment.

8; "more ambitious and varied while retaining the uncanniness he's known for".

Imaginary uncanniness and real threat, it beckons to us and ends up engulfing us.