immaterialities (Meaning)

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immaterialities (pl.)

of Immateriality

The discussions' immaterialities irritated the attendees, diverting attention from tangible issues.
The court dismissed the charges as immaterialities, irrelevant to the case's merits.
The artist's work explored the immaterialities of consciousness and the human psyche.
In the grand scheme of things, personal preferences and opinions often amount to immaterialities.
The company's financial statements ignored several immaterialities, potentially misleading investors.
The philosopher argued that the pursuit of immaterialities, such as fame or status, ultimately leads to dissatisfaction.
The witness's testimony contained several immaterialities, rendering it unreliable.
The scientist sought to quantify and understand the immaterialities that shape the universe.
The politician's speeches were filled with empty platitudes and immaterialities, devoid of substance.
While beauty and morality are often considered immaterialities, their impact on our lives is undeniable.

of Immateriality

smallness,negligibility,emptiness, slightness, pettiness, triviality, littleness, inconsequentiality, nullity, inconsequence

significance, import, weight, weight, significance, value, importance, moment,importance, magnitude

The discussions' immaterialities irritated the attendees, diverting attention from tangible issues.

The court dismissed the charges as immaterialities, irrelevant to the case's merits.

The artist's work explored the immaterialities of consciousness and the human psyche.

In the grand scheme of things, personal preferences and opinions often amount to immaterialities.