canonicalness (Meaning)
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canonicalness (n.)
The quality of being canonical; canonicity.
Synonyms & Antonyms of canonicalness
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canonicalness Sentence Examples
- The canonicalness of Shakespeare's works ensures their enduring relevance in literary studies.
- Scholars often debate the canonicalness of certain religious texts within different traditions.
- The architectural design adhered to a strict canonicalness, reflecting the historical significance of the building.
- In academic circles, the canonicalness of research papers is often determined by their impact factor and citation count.
- The film director aimed to capture the canonicalness of the original story while adding his own creative twists.
- There is a certain canonicalness to the traditional family structure that is deeply ingrained in many societies.
- The canonicalness of a scientific theory is often tested through rigorous experimentation and peer review.
- The composer's adherence to musical traditions added a sense of canonicalness to his compositions.
- Some argue that the canonicalness of classical literature limits the exploration of diverse voices and perspectives.
- Despite its canonicalness, the law is subject to interpretation and adaptation to fit evolving societal norms.
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The quality of being canonical; canonicity.
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No antonyms found.
The canonicalness of Shakespeare's works ensures their enduring relevance in literary studies.
Scholars often debate the canonicalness of certain religious texts within different traditions.
The architectural design adhered to a strict canonicalness, reflecting the historical significance of the building.
In academic circles, the canonicalness of research papers is often determined by their impact factor and citation count.
