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specialness

[ UK /spˈɛʃə‍lnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. a distinguishing trait
  2. the quality of being particular and pertaining to a specific case or instance
    the particularity of human situations

How To Use specialness In A Sentence

  • The picture of salmon swimming against strong current or leaping waterfalls confirms the specialness of this animal.
  • I wonder if after one year, all the "newness" and " specialness " will wear off and my colleagues won't consider me a foreigner.
  • I guess that kind of childishness is just another aspect of our extra-specialness! Matthew Yglesias » Obama’s Car Invention Myth
  • Sunday in increasingly multicultural America will probably lose even more of its strict sabbatarian character, but Mr. Miller doubts that its specialness will ever be entirely lost. The Day of Restlessness
  • If you think you are, and would defend your specialness against the truth of what you really are, how can you know the truth?
  • The specialness of the cinema - and its concomitant rules, including silence, and rituals, such as dressing-up - has gone.
  • It was this matey mentality that he, obsessed with his specialness, found maddening.
  • We'd like to believe that our apprehensions signify our specialness.
  • We both knew it would ruin the specialness of our friendship.
  • This kind of God grants human's specialness, is noble, is more sacred!
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