Definition of materiality in English:

materiality

nounPlural materialities məˈtɪərɪˈalɪtiməˌtɪriˈælədi

mass noun

1The quality of being composed of matter.
the exhibition explores the materiality of the body
Example sentencesExamples
- In so far as art is always an embodiment of ideas and a realization of imaginative and utopian moments, it has a crucial function in tenaciously insisting on the materiality of actual bodies and their contexts.
- Aside from whatever you want to say about the materiality of painting, or of how these works are the result of a conceptual practice, the encapsulation of time within them is staggering.
- The materiality of business, in the various forms of commercial transactions, is itself part of one's culture.
- First, the intangibility of speech better mirrors the materiality of ultimate reality (which is abstract, not concrete).
- They picture specific and real fragments of the world, and in order to make sense of these images we suppress the materiality of whatever surface they are printed on.
- The materiality of the paint and the sticky pull and release of the printing process showed a rough and ready formalism at work.
- Through encountering the materiality of the site the woman encounters her own materiality in a new way and with renewed intensity.
- The materiality of the icon is thrown into doubt.
- While exploiting the materiality of the mirror, her writing's primary interest is in the compelling intangibility of the reflection.
- Instead, subjectivity is constructed, coded and actively stretched across the materiality of networks.
- The materiality of the picture plane was further underlined by the introduction of the new procedures, which allowed the exploration of new effects of depth from the overlapping of collaged planes.
- The phantoms of ideology have prevailed over the materiality of want and need.
- The materiality of spice is connected to its role ‘halfway between object and sign, goods and money’, and as such, as a stimulus of desire.
- As far as symbolism is concerned, material embodiment refers in the first instance to the materiality of the artwork, not the reality of its represented content.
- It is the materiality of the film stock that situates an indexical link with the past.
- Partly this is due to the materiality of the sounds: on the radio, the journey has a physicality that it lacks on the page.
- The materiality of the state no doubt depends on, amongst other things, our tacit or explicit acknowledgement of its power.
- As a matter of fact, I sympathise with their desire to produce design that refers to itself and to its context as a way of asserting the materiality of the medium.
- Is there no materiality except for the materiality of language?
- Contemporary art theories have challenged students to explore the materiality of ceramics.
Synonyms
the real world, real life, actuality
1. 1.1Law The quality of being relevant or significant.
  the applicant must establish materiality on the balance of probabilities
  Example sentencesExamples
  Its materiality could only have the quality of materiality if it did more than record the bare fact that this was, in fact, a lease without the mortgagee's consent.
  He did not produce the documents before the trial and, indeed, did not produce them during his cross-examination, despite their materiality having been made evident.
  Give them equal significance; each is of equal materiality and significance.
  But the unconscionability of the transaction remains of direct materiality to the case based on undue influence.
  The Tribunal must consider the materiality and substantiality of the employer's reason.
2. 1.2count noun A material quality or thing.
  giving a materiality to space
  Example sentencesExamples
  Such a synthesis is a transposition, and as such has a materiality that prevents it from being simply discourse.
  By envisaging mise en scène within the terms of this ‘porous interface’ between spectator and the material, the materialities of cinematic experience are understood as intrinsically linked with the affective power of cinema.
  Victorian culture took seriously the materialities of visiting card practice as the exchange and expression of symbolic capital.
  We should assume that, in engaging in civic life, we are responding to more than just the bare materialities of our daily lives.
  It is as if we are being presented with, in the plinth, the weight of a materiality which has escaped figuration.
  Synonyms
  solidity, body, corporeality, reality, actuality, concreteness, tangibility

Definition of materiality in US English:

materiality

nounməˌtɪriˈælədiməˌtirēˈalədē

1The quality or character of being material or composed of matter.
Example sentencesExamples
- Through encountering the materiality of the site the woman encounters her own materiality in a new way and with renewed intensity.
- First, the intangibility of speech better mirrors the materiality of ultimate reality (which is abstract, not concrete).
- As a matter of fact, I sympathise with their desire to produce design that refers to itself and to its context as a way of asserting the materiality of the medium.
- The materiality of the state no doubt depends on, amongst other things, our tacit or explicit acknowledgement of its power.
- Partly this is due to the materiality of the sounds: on the radio, the journey has a physicality that it lacks on the page.
- Instead, subjectivity is constructed, coded and actively stretched across the materiality of networks.
- They picture specific and real fragments of the world, and in order to make sense of these images we suppress the materiality of whatever surface they are printed on.
- The phantoms of ideology have prevailed over the materiality of want and need.
- The materiality of spice is connected to its role ‘halfway between object and sign, goods and money’, and as such, as a stimulus of desire.
- The materiality of the picture plane was further underlined by the introduction of the new procedures, which allowed the exploration of new effects of depth from the overlapping of collaged planes.
- The materiality of the icon is thrown into doubt.
- The materiality of the paint and the sticky pull and release of the printing process showed a rough and ready formalism at work.
- It is the materiality of the film stock that situates an indexical link with the past.
- In so far as art is always an embodiment of ideas and a realization of imaginative and utopian moments, it has a crucial function in tenaciously insisting on the materiality of actual bodies and their contexts.
- Contemporary art theories have challenged students to explore the materiality of ceramics.
- As far as symbolism is concerned, material embodiment refers in the first instance to the materiality of the artwork, not the reality of its represented content.
- The materiality of business, in the various forms of commercial transactions, is itself part of one's culture.
- Is there no materiality except for the materiality of language?
- Aside from whatever you want to say about the materiality of painting, or of how these works are the result of a conceptual practice, the encapsulation of time within them is staggering.
- While exploiting the materiality of the mirror, her writing's primary interest is in the compelling intangibility of the reflection.
Synonyms
the real world, real life, actuality
1. 1.1Law The quality of being relevant or significant.
  the applicant must establish materiality on the balance of probabilities
  Example sentencesExamples
  Give them equal significance; each is of equal materiality and significance.
  He did not produce the documents before the trial and, indeed, did not produce them during his cross-examination, despite their materiality having been made evident.
  The Tribunal must consider the materiality and substantiality of the employer's reason.
  Its materiality could only have the quality of materiality if it did more than record the bare fact that this was, in fact, a lease without the mortgagee's consent.
  But the unconscionability of the transaction remains of direct materiality to the case based on undue influence.

单词	materiality
释义	Definition of materiality in English: materiality nounPlural materialities məˈtɪərɪˈalɪtiməˌtɪriˈælədi mass noun 1The quality of being composed of matter. the exhibition explores the materiality of the body Example sentencesExamples In so far as art is always an embodiment of ideas and a realization of imaginative and utopian moments, it has a crucial function in tenaciously insisting on the materiality of actual bodies and their contexts. Aside from whatever you want to say about the materiality of painting, or of how these works are the result of a conceptual practice, the encapsulation of time within them is staggering. The materiality of business, in the various forms of commercial transactions, is itself part of one's culture. First, the intangibility of speech better mirrors the materiality of ultimate reality (which is abstract, not concrete). They picture specific and real fragments of the world, and in order to make sense of these images we suppress the materiality of whatever surface they are printed on. The materiality of the paint and the sticky pull and release of the printing process showed a rough and ready formalism at work. Through encountering the materiality of the site the woman encounters her own materiality in a new way and with renewed intensity. The materiality of the icon is thrown into doubt. While exploiting the materiality of the mirror, her writing's primary interest is in the compelling intangibility of the reflection. Instead, subjectivity is constructed, coded and actively stretched across the materiality of networks. The materiality of the picture plane was further underlined by the introduction of the new procedures, which allowed the exploration of new effects of depth from the overlapping of collaged planes. The phantoms of ideology have prevailed over the materiality of want and need. The materiality of spice is connected to its role ‘halfway between object and sign, goods and money’, and as such, as a stimulus of desire. As far as symbolism is concerned, material embodiment refers in the first instance to the materiality of the artwork, not the reality of its represented content. It is the materiality of the film stock that situates an indexical link with the past. Partly this is due to the materiality of the sounds: on the radio, the journey has a physicality that it lacks on the page. The materiality of the state no doubt depends on, amongst other things, our tacit or explicit acknowledgement of its power. As a matter of fact, I sympathise with their desire to produce design that refers to itself and to its context as a way of asserting the materiality of the medium. Is there no materiality except for the materiality of language? Contemporary art theories have challenged students to explore the materiality of ceramics. Synonyms the real world, real life, actuality 1.1Law The quality of being relevant or significant. the applicant must establish materiality on the balance of probabilities Example sentencesExamples Its materiality could only have the quality of materiality if it did more than record the bare fact that this was, in fact, a lease without the mortgagee's consent. He did not produce the documents before the trial and, indeed, did not produce them during his cross-examination, despite their materiality having been made evident. Give them equal significance; each is of equal materiality and significance. But the unconscionability of the transaction remains of direct materiality to the case based on undue influence. The Tribunal must consider the materiality and substantiality of the employer's reason. 1.2count noun A material quality or thing. giving a materiality to space Example sentencesExamples Such a synthesis is a transposition, and as such has a materiality that prevents it from being simply discourse. By envisaging mise en scène within the terms of this ‘porous interface’ between spectator and the material, the materialities of cinematic experience are understood as intrinsically linked with the affective power of cinema. Victorian culture took seriously the materialities of visiting card practice as the exchange and expression of symbolic capital. We should assume that, in engaging in civic life, we are responding to more than just the bare materialities of our daily lives. It is as if we are being presented with, in the plinth, the weight of a materiality which has escaped figuration. Synonyms solidity, body, corporeality, reality, actuality, concreteness, tangibility Definition of materiality in US English: materiality nounməˌtɪriˈælədiməˌtirēˈalədē 1The quality or character of being material or composed of matter. Example sentencesExamples Through encountering the materiality of the site the woman encounters her own materiality in a new way and with renewed intensity. First, the intangibility of speech better mirrors the materiality of ultimate reality (which is abstract, not concrete). As a matter of fact, I sympathise with their desire to produce design that refers to itself and to its context as a way of asserting the materiality of the medium. The materiality of the state no doubt depends on, amongst other things, our tacit or explicit acknowledgement of its power. Partly this is due to the materiality of the sounds: on the radio, the journey has a physicality that it lacks on the page. Instead, subjectivity is constructed, coded and actively stretched across the materiality of networks. They picture specific and real fragments of the world, and in order to make sense of these images we suppress the materiality of whatever surface they are printed on. The phantoms of ideology have prevailed over the materiality of want and need. The materiality of spice is connected to its role ‘halfway between object and sign, goods and money’, and as such, as a stimulus of desire. The materiality of the picture plane was further underlined by the introduction of the new procedures, which allowed the exploration of new effects of depth from the overlapping of collaged planes. The materiality of the icon is thrown into doubt. The materiality of the paint and the sticky pull and release of the printing process showed a rough and ready formalism at work. It is the materiality of the film stock that situates an indexical link with the past. In so far as art is always an embodiment of ideas and a realization of imaginative and utopian moments, it has a crucial function in tenaciously insisting on the materiality of actual bodies and their contexts. Contemporary art theories have challenged students to explore the materiality of ceramics. As far as symbolism is concerned, material embodiment refers in the first instance to the materiality of the artwork, not the reality of its represented content. The materiality of business, in the various forms of commercial transactions, is itself part of one's culture. Is there no materiality except for the materiality of language? Aside from whatever you want to say about the materiality of painting, or of how these works are the result of a conceptual practice, the encapsulation of time within them is staggering. While exploiting the materiality of the mirror, her writing's primary interest is in the compelling intangibility of the reflection. Synonyms the real world, real life, actuality 1.1Law The quality of being relevant or significant. the applicant must establish materiality on the balance of probabilities Example sentencesExamples Give them equal significance; each is of equal materiality and significance. He did not produce the documents before the trial and, indeed, did not produce them during his cross-examination, despite their materiality having been made evident. The Tribunal must consider the materiality and substantiality of the employer's reason. Its materiality could only have the quality of materiality if it did more than record the bare fact that this was, in fact, a lease without the mortgagee's consent. But the unconscionability of the transaction remains of direct materiality to the case based on undue influence.
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