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- noun The quality of being
virtual ;virtuality .
Etymologies
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Examples
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The thing about the Internet is that its appeal is its "virtualness" in part, a virtualness that makes the theory of "harm causing the development of law" tricky to wield.
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Another reasons that the "virtualness" of virtual worlds is so fascinating.
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Stepan Chapman's "The Troika," in which "virtualness" is so intrinsically tied to character that it becomes transcendent and moving.
latimes.com - News 2011
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Mom then runs into the room and throws her shoes at Virtual Daddy, reducing his virtualness into a cloud of smoke and rubble.
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Mom then runs into the room and throws her shoes at Virtual Daddy, reducing his virtualness into a cloud of smoke and rubble.
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Virtual worlds will be regulated like any other game, but their virtualness normally will have no independent legal resonance from the standpoint of criminal law.
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Virtual worlds will be regulated like any other game, but their virtualness normally will have no independent legal resonance from the standpoint of criminal law.
February 2008 2008
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I understand that real world connections sever the true virtualness that many of us here want, so if that perks your ears, I'm sorry.
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