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inessentiality

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in·es·sen·tial  (n-snshl)
adj.
1. Not essential; unessential.
2. Without essence.
n.
Something that is not essential.
ines·senti·ali·ty (-sh-l-t) n.
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Noun1.inessentiality - not of basic importance
unimportance - the quality of not being important or worthy of note
dispensability, dispensableness - the quality possessed by something that you can get along without
essentiality, essentialness - basic importance


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Moreover, through the example of fables and their theatrical enactment, he drives home his point about the evanescence, even inessentiality, of life and the universe.
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George Lukacs defines the problems of the author and his characters this way: "the objectivity of the novel is the mature man's knowledge that meaning can never quite penetrate reality but that, without meaning, reality would disintegrate into the nothingness of inessentiality.
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