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Jewishness
[ joo-ish-nis ]
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Origin of Jewishness1
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Example Sentences
Fellow comedians — many of them Jewish — roasted Davis for combining Blackness and Jewishness.
While American nativism and anti-Semitism declined after World War II, so did the overt Jewishness of Superman.
What was it about the era—and Jews in particular—that made modernism and Jewishness such a good match?
And so the Jewishness of modernism was written out of the history in a way.
The primarily Orthodox audience approved of both men's definition of Jewishness.
Writers of the Gospel made a conscious decision to continually downplay not only his Jewishness but also his revolutionary zeal.
This proof of her Jewishness passed unquestioned, and the new-born horror subsided.
They say, people throw off their Jewishness on board ship as soon as the sea gives them a toss.
Hence, if the Freemasons took the Temple from them, it was innocent of Jewishness.
And he disliked, while he secretly acknowledged, his own Jewishness.
Isaacson's mind asked that question, and his Jewishness replied.
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