"U-ness" meaning in English

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          "text": "But I do not think that this marks any contrast between the concepts of redness and U-ness. Even with the biconditional linking U-ness with Sloanes, it is possible to offer a contingent reading that expands the possibilities of error. It is possible to understand the biconditional so that what matters for U-ness at any world is what the Sloane Square set says in the actual world, not what it says at the world in question.",
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        "The state or quality of being U (characteristic of the upper classes, particularly in the use of language)."
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        "(dated, uncommon) The state or quality of being U (characteristic of the upper classes, particularly in the use of language)."
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          "text": "But I do not think that this marks any contrast between the concepts of redness and U-ness. Even with the biconditional linking U-ness with Sloanes, it is possible to offer a contingent reading that expands the possibilities of error. It is possible to understand the biconditional so that what matters for U-ness at any world is what the Sloane Square set says in the actual world, not what it says at the world in question.",
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