Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Untransitiveness

👉 Transitiveness refers to how a word or phrase is used in communication, conveying meaning and intent. In other words, transitiveness indicates whether a word or phrase can be understood as being in continuous use within a sentence without being forced into a passive or passive-verb form. For example: 1. "I'm feeling very tired." - Here, the term "tired" is considered untransitively because it can be used independently of any other word or phrase, conveying its meaning

untransitiveness

👉 Untransitiveness is a term that means something can't be transferred or transported from one place to another. It's like when you take your keys and put them in the car, but they can only fit into the glovebox of the car, not the trunk.

For example: You get home, take out your phone and call someone; it works perfectly on the phone but doesn't work at all with the phone case or the bag you packed in your coat. And that's when you say "Untransitiveness." In a more edgy way: Imagine trying to cross a bridge without using your phone as if you couldn't get anywhere else. You're trying to use it, and suddenly you find yourself standing in traffic and having to wait for the light to turn green. That's when you say "untransitiveness."