"closetiness" meaning in English

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          "text": "The admitted (\"committed\" or \"overt\") homosexual is far more exotic, controversial and threatening to the traditional psychoanalyst than one who exhibits the more familiar ego-dystonicity, however severe, even if that dystonicity is arguably cultural in origin. Closetyness can be tolerated in a way that an \"uppity\" positive and proud attitude will not be.",
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        "The fact of being closety; reticence or secrecy about one's homosexuality."
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