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thing.ness[θ'iŋnis] n qualidade ou estado da existência objetiva ou da realidade. -
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n. (사물의)객관적 실재성, 객관적 사물성 -
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Продуктивен суффикс -ness со значением «качество, состояние».-ness:all-at-once-ness – мгновенностьdonothingness – бездельеgood-for-nothing-ness – никчемностьherbivorousness – питание растениямиoutforfunnyness – желание (поиск) весельяthingness – предметностьtogetherness – чувство локтя, близостиwith-it-ness – современность; получение положительного результата -
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Продуктивен суффикс -ness со значением «качество, состояние».-ness:all-at-once-ness – мгновенностьdonothingness – бездельеgood-for-nothing-ness – никчемностьherbivorousness – питание растениямиoutforfunnyness – желание (поиск) весельяthingness – предметностьtogetherness – чувство локтя, близостиwith-it-ness – современность; получение положительного результата -
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[-nəs]суф.-ость, ств(о) (образует от прилагательных существительные со значением "качество", "состояние")callousness — бессердечность, грубость
dampness — влажность, сырость
absent-mindedness — невнимание, невнимательность, рассеянность
blessedness — счастье, блаженство
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thingness — thing·ness … English syllables
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