Usage of "withdrawnness"

A disposition to be distant and unsympathetic in manner.

Synonyms

Examples for "remoteness"

I understood its remoteness; in my agony I was part of it. 
 Montlivet 

The herder's stone home was comfortable for the remoteness of the region. 
 The Guardian 

At the end of the day, the islands' remoteness helps protect them. 
 Independent.ie 

Those who knew him well said his remoteness was due to timidity. 
 The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919 

Pacific Judiciary hopes technology will reduce the distances and remoteness between islands. 
 Radio NZ 

Where certainty of progress once stood, aloofness and fear have taken hold. 
 Jamaica Observer 

Mensforth interpreted my listless reply as either aloofness or lack of interest. 
 Bones of the Lost 

For all Daniel's annoying aloofness-andthere's plenty of it-theguy's clearly devoted. 
 Torment 

James' initial anger and resentment had simmered down to a stubborn aloofness. 
 James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing 

She knew a soft heart was behind the sarcasm and deliberate aloofness. 
 Solomon's oak: a novel 

Devos once again shows an ability to work fragility in with domineering standoffishness. 
 The Irish Times 

But there was at the same time in Maud a disturbing new standoffishness. 
 Unfinished desires: a novel 

I felt my reserve and standoffishness start to dissolve. 
 The Memoirs of Cleopatra 

Becky Meyer, with her characteristic standoffishness from all classroom intrigues, continued on with her thumbtacking. 
 Unfinished desires: a novel 

Even from a distance their standoffishness was plain. 
 Wheel of Time [08]: The Path of Daggers 

Meanings of withdrawnness in English