unsocialityn.
(un- prefix1 6. Cf. unsocial adj.)
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society > society and the community > social relations > lack of social communication or relations > [noun]
incommunicableness1643
non-communion1648
non-intercourse1794
unsocialism1849
unsociality1852
non-fraternizationc1870
non-frat1945
social deprivation1958
1852 C. J. Lever Maurice Tiernay xlv All his habits were temperate, even to the extent of unsociality.
1873 J. Morley Rousseau I. 278 The bitter, irritable, and suspicious form which this unsociality now first assumed.
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n.1852- to keep vigil or vigils
- to keep vile company
- to keep walk to heel
- to keep watch
- to keep watch of
- to keep way
- to keep wicket
- to keep with
- to keep young animals for store
- to keep your luff
- to keep your offing
- to keep your wind
- to keep yow
- to keep, break the sabbath
- to keep, lose, etc one's virginity
- to keep, lose, etc virginity
- to keep, take the lease
- to keep, take to or for one's own store
- to keep, take up one's standing house
- to keep, take up standing house
- to keep, tend store
- to kemb from or off
- to ken one's own groats in other folks' kail
- to ken thank
- to kep a catch