Definition: In linguistics and philosophy, "superficialness" refers to a characteristic or trait that is easily perceived but not necessarily meaningful or significant. It can be seen as an aspect of human perception that is often exaggerated or misconstrued by people who are not well-informed about the subject matter being discussed. Superficiality may also refer to a lack of depth or substance in something, such as a person's personality, character, or work ethic. In other words, it can be
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