apartness (Meaning)

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apartness (n.)

The quality of standing apart.

The feeling of apartness lingered as she stood in the crowded room, observing but not fully participating.
The sense of apartness between the two cultures was evident in their distinct traditions and customs.
Despite being in the same social circle, a certain apartness was palpable between the two friends after the disagreement.
The artist's unique style conveyed a sense of apartness, setting their work apart from the mainstream.
In moments of solitude, there is often a comforting apartness that allows for introspection and self-discovery.
The geographical apartness of the remote village created a close-knit community bonded by shared experiences.
A subtle feeling of apartness permeated the air as the newcomer tried to integrate into the established group.
The protagonist in the novel struggled with a sense of apartness, grappling with feelings of isolation in a bustling city.
The quiet library offered a sanctuary for those seeking a sense of apartness from the hustle and bustle outside.
The diplomat navigated diplomatic negotiations with finesse, addressing issues with a delicate balance that maintained a sense of apartness between conflicting parties.

The quality of standing apart.

dissonance, divarication, clash, confliction, conflict, discord, division, strife, dissention, misunderstanding

agreement, consensus, acceptance, harmony, consensus, harmony, agreement, acceptance, compliance, unanimity

The feeling of apartness lingered as she stood in the crowded room, observing but not fully participating.

The sense of apartness between the two cultures was evident in their distinct traditions and customs.

Despite being in the same social circle, a certain apartness was palpable between the two friends after the disagreement.

The artist's unique style conveyed a sense of apartness, setting their work apart from the mainstream.