exoticness (Meaning)

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exoticness (n)

the quality of being exotic

An exoticness that piqued my curiosity, the old artifact held a mystique that was hard to ignore.
In the exoticness of the rainforest, every tree, flower, and creature was unique.
With her exoticness, the young artist challenged the norms of traditional painting, creating a movement that was both new and beautiful.
The exoticness of her garden, with its unusual array of flora and vibrant colors, sparked a sense of wonder in all who walked through it.
The exoticness of the African tribe's ritual, with their colorful costumes and elaborate dance, was an experience that would stay with me forever.
The chef's mastery of exotic ingredients and bold flavors resulted in dishes that were a culinary adventure.
The exoticness of the antique map fascinated the history buff, revealing a world that was both familiar and strange.
The exoticness of the abandoned church added an eerie quality to the peaceful village, beckoning me to explore its mysterious history.
In the exoticness of my dreams, I was transported to a realm of wonder and possibility, where the laws of physics and logic held no sway.
The exoticness of the book's characters and setting pulled me into an otherworldly narrative, keeping me enthralled from start to finish.

the quality of being exotic

uniqueness, variation, separateness, distinctness, distinctiveness, unusualness, individuality, disparity, variance, divergence

oneness, sameness, identity, sameness,identity, oneness,homogeneity, identicalness, identicalness, homogeneity

An exoticness that piqued my curiosity, the old artifact held a mystique that was hard to ignore.

In the exoticness of the rainforest, every tree, flower, and creature was unique.

With her exoticness, the young artist challenged the norms of traditional painting, creating a movement that was both new and beautiful.

The exoticness of her garden, with its unusual array of flora and vibrant colors, sparked a sense of wonder in all who walked through it.