"alienity" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1922, DH Lawrence, Fantasia of the Unconscious",
          "text": "The great desire today is to deny the religious impulse altogether, or else to assert its absolute alienity from sex."
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          "ref": "2016, Lucia Krämer, Bollywood in Britain, p. 149",
          "text": "As the British authors hold the power of representation in the texts, it is tempting to interpret their use of humour as a textual expression of defence against an other that they perceive as implicitly dangerous because of its alienity."
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        "The fact or condition of being alien; alienation, separation; strangeness, foreignness."
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