wordlessness

Noun

 * 1) The state of being wordless, speechlessness.
 * 2) * 1834, ‘P.’, “Margaret Campbell” in , Volume 7, No. 5, May 1834, p. 203,
 * The peculiarity of their attachment, one made up of gentle attentions and pleasant thoughts together, its wordlessness, and its mysterious ending, all had charms for a mind, which naturally clear and direct, had been led by love into a pensive and thoughtful habit.
 * 1) * 2007,,  (published in the U.S. as Someone Knows My Name), New York: Norton, “God willing,” p. 435,
 * Terrified as they already were, I could imagine their tension boiling over into hysteria, wordlessness and in some cases madness when they were stuffed into slave ships like fish into buckets, hauled across the seas and sold—if they survived—at auctions.
 * Terrified as they already were, I could imagine their tension boiling over into hysteria, wordlessness and in some cases madness when they were stuffed into slave ships like fish into buckets, hauled across the seas and sold—if they survived—at auctions.

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