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/udh"euhr nis/, n.the state or fact of being different or distinct.[1580-90; OTHER + -NESS]
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otherness — /ˈʌðənəs/ (say udhuhnuhs) noun the quality of being different from most of the same type: she was always aware of his strange otherness …
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otherness — noun Date: 1587 1. the quality or state of being other or different 2. something that is other or different … New Collegiate Dictionary
