The quality or degree of being condensed or dense; a measure of how compressed or tightly packed something is.
From Latin condensus (past participle of condensare) + -ity suffix forming abstract nouns from adjectives. The suffix -ity indicates a state, quality, or degree of something.
Though rarely used in modern English (we typically say 'density' instead), 'condensity' emphasizes the active process of becoming dense rather than just the static property—it's like the difference between 'heating' and 'heat.'
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