abstractness
(ˈæbstræktnɪs)
[f. abstract a. + -ness.]
The quality of being abstract, or of being withdrawn and separate from the actual, the concrete, or the common; subtilty.
| 1690 Locke Hum. Underst. (T.) Truths which established prejudice, or the abstractness of the ideas themselves, might render difficult. 1862 H. Spencer First Princ. (1875) i. ii. §14. 44 The truth we have arrived at is one exceeding in abstractness the most abstract religious doctrines. |