Meanings of rareness in English

Marie's four years of training made her recognize the rareness of this giving.

Prediction: the rareness of both Kay's talent and his appearances should make this his night.

You'll find a man who can savor your rareness.

Infidelity in marital relations, punishment for; rareness of

Grandmamma kissed me-a thing of the greatest rareness.

Think of her as raw, she has the gift of rareness: forget the donkey obstinacy, her character grasps.

Yet nothing has surprised me more than the exceeding rareness of evidence damaging to the reputation of the new men.

He knew something of Browning and little of Keats, but he had at least the wit to discern the rareness of her type.

By taking data from their online searches, comparing the amount available candidates to the chosen field gives us a "rareness factor".

A thick skin is a fortunate gift, it appears, and one I had thought of extreme rareness in the class to which she belongs.

The wealthy young noble prized any form of rareness wherever it was visible, having no thought of the purchase of it, except with worship.

Because true history representeth actions and events more ordinary and less interchanged, therefore poesy endueth them with more rareness and more unexpected and alternative variations.

Fortifications, rareness of, along Thames, 47; on Thames, examples of, 47; theory of, 62, 63; mediæval, never urban, 66, urban, Louvre an example of, 67.

'This letter interested me deeply, because the chief difficulty in the study of catalepsy is the rareness of the disease.

"Ruth has a quaint rareness all her own," Sprague answered, watching the play of the girl's mobile face.

Marie's four years of training made her recognize the rareness of this giving.