"neededness" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1992 December 19, Amy J. Pezzillo, “Do Women Really Want A Guy That Makes Them Laugh?”, in alt.romance (Usenet)",
          "text": "Hey, better yet, wouldn't it be neat if society raised us to expect interdependency? You know, like where you each take care of each other...what a cool concept. Then everyone would have the security of being taken care of while feeling the pleasure and neededness of taking care of someone else.",
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          "text": "All right then . . . what about . . . neededness? D'you know, Mandy, that's what's the matter with me today! I've lost my neededness!",
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        "(rare) The state of being needed or necessary."
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