extrinsicality Antonyms
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Meaning of extrinsicality
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extrinsicality (n.)
Alt. of Extrinsicalness
extrinsicality Sentence Examples
- The extrinsicality of the issue made it difficult to determine the underlying causes.
- Legal scholars debated the extrinsicality of evidence in the trial, arguing about whether it should be admissible.
- The extrinsicality of the data collected from the experiment made it challenging to draw meaningful conclusions.
- The artist's focus on extrinsicality in her work alienated some critics who found her paintings too abstract.
- The extrinsicality of the factors influencing the election outcome surprised many political analysts.
- The researchers noted the extrinsicality of the variables in their study, acknowledging the limitations it imposed on their findings.
- The court ruled that the extrinsicality of the evidence rendered it inadmissible in the case.
- The speaker's extrinsicality of tone and mannerisms distracted the audience from the substance of the speech.
- The company's extrinsicality in handling the customer complaint led to widespread dissatisfaction.
- The extrinsicality of the circumstances surrounding the incident made it difficult to determine who was at fault.
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Alt. of Extrinsicalness
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The extrinsicality of the issue made it difficult to determine the underlying causes.
Legal scholars debated the extrinsicality of evidence in the trial, arguing about whether it should be admissible.
The extrinsicality of the data collected from the experiment made it challenging to draw meaningful conclusions.
The artist's focus on extrinsicality in her work alienated some critics who found her paintings too abstract.
