The word "rareness" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is used to describe the quality or state of being rare or seldom seen, or to refer to something that is not common. For example, "The rareness of the species made it difficult to study its behavior."
And: -there are common and usable rock and soul albums, but not much rareness.
The result is a kind of reverse natural selection, with the animals with the lowest rate of success vaulting to the top of the priority list because of the rareness of their genes.
When I read the book "Game Change" upon its publication two years ago, I was also struck by the idea that loyalty had seen better days, and I mulled that in The Times, describing the book as a "testament to the potential foolishness of trust and the rareness of discretion.
A compendium of secrets spilled by intimates ducking behind a veil of anonymity, "Game Change," by John Heilemann and Mark Halperin, is also a bracing testament to the potential foolishness of trust and the rareness of discretion.
McManus is not blind to the rareness of an openly gay man supporting Trump.
It may have been the rareness of his paintings that caused his name - well enough known in his native Dutch city of Delft in his lifetime - to become obscure after his death.
The number of private technology companies valued north of $1bn – originally nicknamed after the mythical creature due to their supposed rareness – that are based in Europe has risen to 47, according to tech investment bank GP Bullhound.
Despite its size and rareness, that tumour was successfully removed.
Prediction: the rareness of both Kay's talent and his appearances should make this his night.
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