Doublenesses [noun]

It must be noted that doubleness of the flower may exist without noticeable sterility.

Doubleness is apparently carried by all the pollen grains of such plants, but only by some of the ovules.

Intelligible matter reappears402 where we also find again the idea of doubleness of everything.

And it was the doubleness of her nature that caused her indecision.

Numenius, 14, also taught the Pythagorean "pair or doubleness."

The doubleness of Irony is one which attaches to a situation as a whole: iii.

This doubleness may easily make us poor neighbors and friends sometimes.

Both he and his world were so made as to convey a sense of doubleness, of high truth hinted in humble, nearby things.

No more interval between them, no more doubleness; the two fuse in one.

Doubleness is sometimes connected with prolification, or the continued growth of the axis of the flower.