bogosity
noun
bo·gos·ity ˌbō-ˈgä-sə-tē 
informal : the quality of being bogus : phoniness, bogusness
I am suddenly struck by the sheer inanity of this situation—the utter bogosity of it all hits me with the force of a contraction. No! This is wrong! I cannot be complicit in a lie.
Erika Schickel, You're Not the Boss of Me, 2007
Erika Schickel, You're Not the Boss of Me, 2007
Word History
First Known Use
1967, in the meaning defined above