contactivenessn.
rare.
Capacity of being in contact.
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1889 F. De Winton in Nature 19 Sept. 496 The discovery of steam as a motive power has brought the world into an extraordinary condition of contactiveness.
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n.1889- to break one's duck
- to break one's duck's egg
- to break one's espousal
- to break one's espousals
- to break one's faith
- to break one's fall
- to break one's fast
- to break one's fidelity
- to break one's gall
- to break one's head
- to break one's journey
- to break one's marriage
- to break one's mind
- to break one's mind heart
- to break one's neck
- to break one's sides
- to break one's silence
- to break one's sleep or rest
- to break one's spousal
- to break one's steven
- to break one's wedlock
- to break one's word
- to break open
- to break or fly in(to flinders
- to break out