fragmentariness (Meaning)

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fragmentariness (n.)

The quality or property of being in fragnebts, or broken pieces, incompleteness; want of continuity.

The fragmentariness of the evidence made it difficult to piece together the sequence of events.
The ancient ruins were a tantalizing reminder of the fragmentariness of time.
The manuscript was so badly damaged that its fragmentariness rendered it almost unreadable.
The painter's style was characterized by a deliberate fragmentariness, creating a sense of disjointedness.
The sculptor's fragmented pieces of marble hinted at a larger, unseen work.
The poem's fragmentariness evoked a sense of loss and longing for something unattainable.
The historian struggled to overcome the fragmentariness of the primary sources.
The dancer's movements were a symphony of fragmentariness, expressing both chaos and grace.
The fragmentariness of the conversation left the listener confused and uncertain.
The remnants of the civilization lay scattered and broken, a stark reminder of their fragmentariness.

The quality or property of being in fragnebts, or broken pieces, incompleteness; want of continuity.

incomplete,deficient, fragmental, partial, unfinished, half, impaired, imperfect, damaged, uncompleted

perfect, intact, entire, complete, complete, unbroken, full, perfect,whole, unbroken

The fragmentariness of the evidence made it difficult to piece together the sequence of events.

The ancient ruins were a tantalizing reminder of the fragmentariness of time.

The manuscript was so badly damaged that its fragmentariness rendered it almost unreadable.

The painter's style was characterized by a deliberate fragmentariness, creating a sense of disjointedness.