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Перевод: aptness

[существительное]
соответствие; пригодность ; способность

Тезаурус:

1. The appealing aptness of slow-moving natural processes led me to flirt with Geology Jules.
2. It is the speaker's intention and the addressee's successful location of the intended referent that matter in the first usage, not the exact aptness of the description, so that we could call this usage speaker reference (as opposed to semantic reference; Donnellan, 1978; Kaplan, 1978).
3. To see this, we first have to note that the original sentence 3 has a phonological aptness to its meaning.
4. Crowds possess great wit; the group throws up nicknames of an aptness and ingenuity the clever individual by himself could never invent.
5. It is easy to see its aptness.
6. Unlikely as it may seem now, it was Evelyn Waugh who came to Wilson's defence and acknowledged the brilliance and aptness of the book's main conceit, which - given the turn of events in Eastern and Central Europe - is apropos once more.
7. If that sounds nauseatingly juvenile, it had a certain aptness in the Fifties when marriage was for many an institution for recreating one's childhood and centering life once more on the nursery.
8. Every experience with an unfilleted kipper demonstrates the aptness of the general name of this group.
9. In spite of the fact that even the best of his songs can seem surprisingly flat on the page, his vocal performance compels a belief in the aptness of the words.
10. He pointed out the aptness of Roman strategic sites for present-day purposes, exemplifying Cramond on the river Forth and Cargill by the river Tay.
11. Indeed, that was why so many of his remarks have echoed in my mind over the years, because experience has merely served to confirm their aptness.
12. Nietzsche, however, made no attempt to demonstrate the aptness of his particular parallel, and the plausibility of the detailed propositions was not thereby enhanced.
13. It was the value and aptness of a "Depraving and Corrupting Publications Act" which later became manifest later when the worst of the so-called "video nasties" were found by judges and juries alike to have the effect of selling and reinforcing the pleasures of sadism.