The quality or state of being dividual; the capacity to be divided or separated into parts.
From 'dividual' plus '-ity' (a noun-forming suffix), paralleling the formation of 'individuality' from 'individual.' This term is primarily found in academic philosophy and anthropology.
The parallel structure of 'dividuality' and 'individuality' is perfect—one emphasizes the ability to divide, the other the indivisible core—yet 'individuality' dominates English because Western culture prioritizes unified selves.
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