nomadity

noun

nomadity

noun

Etymology From nomad + -ity.

1

The state or condition of being a nomad.

Because of new media technologies, aspirations of Western high modernity such as nomadity, upward mobility and rationality can be domesticated in non-Western satellite cities.2002, Joseph Man Chan, Bryce Telfer McIntyre, In search of boundaries: communication, nation-states and cultural identities:

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