gnosticityn.
/nɒˈstɪsɪti/ Knowingness; pretensions to knowledge.Apparently an isolated use.
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1830 Blackwood's Edinb. Mag. 28 581 The philosophy of a Bacon,..the wisdom of a Wordsworth, the genius of a Byron, the gnosticity of a John Bee.
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n.1830- blindman
- blindman blind
- blindman buffet
- blindman's blind
- blindman's buffet
- blindmanbuff
- blindmansbuff
- blindmen
- blindmoney
- blindmouse
- blindness
- blindnesses
- blindnettle
- blindpig
- blindpigger
- blindpigging
- blindpulley
- blindroller
- blinds
- blindseed disease
- blindseed fungus
- blindshaft
- blindshell
- blindside
- blindsided