Usage of "aloneness" | TermGallery

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A disposition toward being alone.

Usage of aloneness in English

One accident he did have in the third year of his aloneness. 
 East of eden 

Perhaps it had something to do with the fact of their aloneness. 
 The First King of Shannara 

And this sense of aloneness routinely translates to distance in the bedroom. 
 News.com.au 

It gives him courage, it robs him of that feeling of aloneness. 
 Catholic Problems in Western Canada 

That was her first feeling-thealoneness-andthen she thought of something else. 
 Robin 

Terrible is aloneness with the judge and avenger of one's own law. 
 Thus Spake Zarathustra: A Book for All and None 

So instead I have found ways of making aloneness feel less lonely. 
 The Guardian 

By having a child I gained companionship on my journey into alonenessN 
 Tokyo to Tijuana: Gabriele Departing America 

Tennyson's reticence and love of contemplation and aloneness amounted to a passion. 
 A Hero and Some Other Folks 

This feeling of aloneness, this new sense of herself, wasn't so bad. 
 Joe Burke's Last Stand 

Diminish that aloneness and we start to doubt our own perspective. 
 Wired 

I can relate to his feelings of aloneness, his worrying about the world. 
 Samurai 

If she had begun with a liking for aloneness, that had confirmed it. 
 The Gods Themselves 

This aloneness to Nepeese was burdened with no thought of danger. 
 Baree, Son of Kazan 

Distrust runs rampant and you begin to feel a sense of isolation, aloneness. 
 Terminal Compromise 

But aloneness, as she was finding out, wasn't synonymous with loneliness. 
 Goodbye dolly 

aloneness

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Aloneness through the time

Meanings of aloneness in English