"arrestiveness" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From arrestive + -ness.",
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          "text": "1910, Douglas Sladen, “An Appreciation” in Yoshio Markino, A Japanese Artist in London, London: Chatto & Windus, p. vii,\n[…] Mr. Markino in his quaint English has sometimes an arrestiveness almost equal to Thomas Carlyle’s. There is real style in it. He has evolved a grammar of his own which is strikingly effective."
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        "The quality of being arrestive."
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        "(dated) The quality of being arrestive."
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  "word": "arrestiveness"
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          "text": "1910, Douglas Sladen, “An Appreciation” in Yoshio Markino, A Japanese Artist in London, London: Chatto & Windus, p. vii,\n[…] Mr. Markino in his quaint English has sometimes an arrestiveness almost equal to Thomas Carlyle’s. There is real style in it. He has evolved a grammar of his own which is strikingly effective."
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        "(dated) The quality of being arrestive."
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