"thewlessness" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From thewless + -ness.",
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          "ref": "1970, The Alternative: An American Spectator - Volumes 4-5",
          "text": "A consequence of this which only worsens the intellectuals' thewlessness is that their antagonists are preaching a salvationary religion, and as Max Weber has said, such religions attract social strata in decline."
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          "ref": "1977, Richard League, Psycholinguistic Matrices: Investigation into Osgood and Morris:",
          "text": "The cloying diminution of signification and significance—indeed the thewlessness of all aspects of meaning, whether semantic, syntactic or pragmatic—that befalls the conscious mind as a result of its tendance upon a symbol [...]",
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          "text": "That thewlessness is a pointed recollection of the last lines of \"History\": \"Let us go down,\" Canaan's invaders tell themselves as they pause before descending to pillage and take possession, [...]",
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