abstractiveness
/əbˈstraktɪvnɪs/noun
The property of abstracting something or quality of being abstracted; (in later use only) the quality of being abstract; abstractness.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in Henry More (1614–1687), philosopher, poet, and theologian. From abstractive + -ness.
- groundlessly
- groundlessness
- ground level
- groundling
- ground loop
- groundmass
- groundnut
- groundnut oil
- groundout
- ground pine
- ground plan
- ground rent
- ground rule
- ground run
- groundsel
- groundshare
- groundsheet
- groundsill
- groundskeeper
- ground sloth
- groundsman
- ground speed
- ground squirrel
- ground staff
- ground state