Definitionn. the state of being several and distinct
Last update: July 15, 2015
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It follows that no sooner has separateness, individuality, begun, than dissolution, disintegration, also begins. [Please select]
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He was pale, and his eye-glass, with the cleanshaven face, gave an impression of refined separateness. [Please select]
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Of course no woman is ever quite like another, but in her case the separateness, if I may so call it, was very marked. [Please select]
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This sense of separateness is vanity, and is the bed of all wrong-doing. [Please select]
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And still he assured himself with confidence that what he liked in her was her serene separateness from the appeal of passion. [Please select]
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In countries where progress is to be bought only at the price of apostasy, they shut themselves up in their synagogues, and raise the wall of extreme separateness between themselves and their Gentile neighbors. [Please select]
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Its success, its possibility, must lie in its absolute separateness, with obscurity behind--as though he had come out of nothing into this very room, on that winter morning when memory returned. [Please select]
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