The quality, state, or degree of being blonde, including the color of hair and complexion.
From 'blonde' combined with the English suffix '-ness,' used to create abstract nouns describing qualities. Both 'blondness' and 'blondeness' are used, though 'blondness' is more standard.
There's a subtle difference between 'blondness' and 'blondeness'—linguists debate which is 'correct,' but both are used, showing how English evolves through natural variation!
The abstract noun form of blonde, still embedded in historical hierarchies where this trait was weaponized as a racial and gender marker of superiority.
Use descriptively only. Avoid philosophical or ideological claims about what blondness 'means' or represents.
["fair hair","light hair color"]
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