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outlawness

noun

Etymology

From outlaw + -ness.

  1. derived from útlagi — “outlaw, fugitive”
  2. inherited from ūtlaga — “outlaw”
  3. inherited from outlawe
  4. suffixed as outlawness — “outlaw + ness”

Definitions

  1. The characteristic of being an outlaw.

    • He had a “Let's Spend the Night Together” swagger that young, lean, and confident men use to get away with murder, though he didn't indulge my mother's high bar of outlawness by pretending to be a killer.

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