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electivity

  • a word derived from elective.
    elective
    adjective
    pertaining to the principle of electing to an office, position, etc.

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You had better replace them with "inadequacies," and "dependencies," tell the man who acts out fantasies that he is "role playing," speak of the creation of a child as "exclusive electivity of dynamic specificity."

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