centrality

Synonyms for centrality

noun proportion

noun. middle point

1640s; see central (adj.) + -ity.

Character is centrality, the impossibility of being displaced or overset.

Selected for their centrality, they were furnished in a very miscellaneous way.

The path of centrality will then cross in the equatorial region.

It makes much, of course, of the centrality of mind both in well-being and pain.

We should like, vulgarly, to rejoice and say that the new Theory of Relativity releases us from the old obligation of centrality.

How it is contrived that the individual soul in the living sways the very sun in its centrality, I do not know.

The centrality, ease and harmony of the poise are of more importance than the tallness.

It was something quite different from happiness: an alert enjoyment of rest, an intense and satisfying sense of centrality.

Design experiences submit the centrality of the writer to reassessment.

Like the human body itself, social life must become as complex as it can without losing its centrality.