The quality or state of being frozen, either literally in ice or metaphorically in an emotional or temporal sense.
From frozen plus the abstract noun suffix -ness. While 'freezing' describes the process, frozenness names the condition itself, making it useful for both physical (an iced lake's frozenness) and philosophical contexts (emotional frozenness).
In quantum physics and cosmology, scientists actually discuss the 'frozenness' of time at certain scales—it's a word that bridges poetry and science in describing when things stop changing.
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