What is "disconnectedness"

Usage examples of "disconnectedness".

She was surprised at the sense of disconnectedness that had come over her.

The fear they had been sensing in Ben all morning had become a strange disconnectedness, and Mara - always more of a realist than an optimist - assumed the worst.

No, what surprised him was that he had not recently felt the disconnectedness her passing had created.

War I modernity, DeLillo attempts to diagnose through its pre-history the spiritual disconnectedness of post-Cold War post-modernity.

The same disconnectedness it discovered between the Thing-in-itself and the rest of the world, applied equally to the moment by moment perception of the Thing-in-itself.

A visceral clenching reaction created a blissful disconnectedness from her circumstances and surroundings.

There is a sad disconnectedness that overcomes a library when its owner is gone.

An ordinary girl, attractive in her no-nonsense way, with whom it had been demonstrated that I had so little in common that I felt a disconnectedness that had something uncanny about it, as if I were deprived all at once of the ability to sympathize, to comprehend, to invent, even to feel anything over and above a generalized confusion, as if I had committed an offence.

But worse than all that was the feeling of emptiness, of disconnectedness, she had.