interlegibility

noun

interlegibility

noun

Etymology From inter- + legibility.

1

The quality of being interlegible.

  • Doesn't this misplacement rule out the character of difference; doesn't it relocate the place of contradiction and by consequence rule out the interlegibility of reality?2018, John Baldacchino, Post-Marxist Marxism: Questioning the Answer:

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