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Consequentiality
noun
The property of being consequential
Exact(3)
The idea of the Holocaust as the single episode of the 20th century whose consequentiality seems only to increase as it recedes into the past raises questions about scale in relation to the proper commemoration of an incident of such psychic magnitude.
But the singularity of Regina's feelings undermines, rather than establishes, their consequentiality.
For all his prophetic genius he's a chronicler of reality, not a high-concept fantasist, and his lavish verbal resources seem to me wasted on trying to imbue this glorified meat-safe with consequentiality.
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