Mutedness
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Mutedness is a noun meaning The state or quality of being muted.
Meaning
The state or quality of being muted.
Example Sentences
It is also about the mutedness of the monasteries' awareness of the wider society of the Old Regime.
Girvan also addresses the reasons for the mutedness of mass-opposition to the EPA in the Anglophone Caribbean as compared with earlier anti-globalization agitations in Latin America.
I fix on a street near a cemetery, beside an avenue of trees, and that street contains in its secret, the only key to those late afternoons, the surprise of Théreze Lamarck in the city, when upon arriving from Lescar she converts, rapidly, the meadows of the castle into pavements symmetrical, spoliated of all epoch, and in the mutedness of their footsteps there converge horsemen with weighty helmets and covered faces.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include muteness, muffledness, muzziness, subduedness, deafmutism, hushedness.
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