Plural of fatness; multiple instances or types of the quality of being fat.
Standard plural formation of 'fatness' by adding the '-es' suffix; treating the abstract noun as countable in contexts discussing multiple forms or degrees.
You rarely see 'fatnesses' used because it sounds awkward—it's a grammatically correct plural that hardly anyone needs, showing how some English words are just too unusual to pluralize.
Plural form inherits the gendered pathologization history of 'fatness,' particularly when used in medical or social policy contexts that disproportionately target women's bodies.
Use as a neutral plural only when discussing multiple instances or contexts of body composition. Avoid aggregate stigmatizing language.
["body compositions","adiposities"]
Recognition of diverse body experiences across genders and cultures resists singular Western medicalization.
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