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particularness

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See: discretion, particularity


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It is up to us to rediscover (and in many ways reinvent) the particularness of the world and humanity's relationships to it: to help give everyone in society a physical sense of place, to find a locus for every individual in relation to the world.
When it decided to bring its operations together on a campus shared with other co-operating television companies, the outfit was determined to retain the informality and particularness of the original working surroundings.
 
 
 
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