The quality or character of being detailed, specific, and dependent on surrounding conditions or circumstances.
From circumstantial + -ness suffix. Circumstantial derives from circumstance (Latin circum- + stare). The -ness suffix creates an abstract noun describing the quality of the adjective.
This word describes how circumstantial something is—its inherent quality of relying on context and details. It's the noun that acknowledges that some arguments are strong but indirect, built from the 'circumstantialness' of the evidence rather than pure fact.
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