conceptualness
nounUK /kənˈsɛptʃuəlnəs/
US /kənˈsɛptʃuəlnəs/
The quality of being about ideas in your mind rather than about real things you can touch.
The conceptualness of the story made it fun to imagine, even though none of it could really happen.
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2. The state of existing only as an idea or thought.
Philosophers debated the conceptualness of numbers and whether they exist outside our minds.
3. The degree to which something depends on mental understanding rather than physical form.
The conceptualness of the puzzle made it hard for young children to solve.
4. The quality of being expressed through general ideas instead of specific examples.
Her essay's conceptualness impressed the teacher, but it needed more concrete details.