modicity
noun
mo·dic·i·ty
mōˈdisətē,
-ətē,
-i
plural -es
archaic
: moderateness
found compensation for the darkness of her frontage in the modicity of her rent
Henry James †1916
Henry James †1916
Word History
Etymology
French modicité, from Late Latin modicitat-, modicitas, from Latin modicus moderate + -itat-, -itas -ity
- nonpayment
- nonpayments
- nonpeak
- nonpecuniary
- nonperformance
- nonperformances
- nonperformer
- nonperformers
- nonperforming
- nonperiodic
- nonperipteral
- nonperishable
- nonperishables
- nonpermanent
- nonpermissive
- nonpersistent
- nonperson
- nonpersonal
- nonpersons
- nonpetaloid
- nonpetroleum
- nonpetroleums
- nonphilatelic
- nonphilosopher
- nonphilosophers