sameness
part of speech
noun (no plural)
meaning for a pupil
The state of being always the same, so that nothing changes or stands out; dullness that comes from lack of variety. tree →
sense in the lessons
In the mystic school: In note 11 "death by sameness" is a world where every place is the same as every other and nothing is left to happen. In the primary lessons: in the lessons, when comparing tales, the sameness means that many stories from different places share the same parts and plots
examples
- It is death by sameness. (note 11) tree →
- At first this looks like the world of sameness from the eleventh note. (note 15) tree →
- That infinity is reached "in a single state". A string of ones says the same thing from the left, the right or the middle; it carries no information, as long as you like and as empty as a blank page. A universe of ones would be infinite and finished at once: not death by fire, but death by sameness. (lesson 023) tree →
- The note says physicists have a name for a world where everything is spread evenly and nothing is left to happen; it is not death by fire but death by sameness. (lesson 023) tree →
- The sameness of the days made him bored. tree →
- The stories have a sameness that shows they come from one source. tree →
- Escape the sameness of the school routine. tree →
note
nothing for maths
Trees and pragmatics
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