"sourceness" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From source + -ness.",
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          "ref": "1973, William Bradley, Art: magic, impulse, and control: a guide to viewing:",
          "text": "But when we look at certain subject matter — e.g., interpretations of conditional aloneness, groupness, sourceness, or power — we are often moved by our own archetypal responses to them.",
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          "text": "In their combination of sourceness and goalness into a single participant, experienced actions somewhat resemble reflexive predications."
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        "The quality or condition of having a source."
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        "(rare) The quality or condition of having a source."
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        "(rare) The quality or condition of having a source."
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