The quality or state of being worn down or eroded; also, the state of feeling remorse or sorrow.
From 'attrite' plus '-ness' suffix indicating a quality or state. Creates an abstract noun from an adjective.
The 'attriteness' of an old stone shows time's work—each groove and smooth edge tells a story of water, wind, and gravity. Psychologically, attriteness in faith describes believers worn down by doubt who return in sorrow—a more subtle emotion than fresh awakening.
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