everythingness

English

Etymology

From everything +‎ -ness.

Noun

everythingness (uncountable)

1. State of being full of feelings, activity, connections to the world.
   • 2002, P. N. Wachege, Living to Die, Dying to Live: African Christian Insights‎^[1]:

     The transitory element of living called death, therefore, points from the nothingness of death to the everythingness of life hereafter.

2. The state of being everything; totality; ubiquity.
   • 2015, Shona Hunter, Power, Politics and the Emotions: Impossible Governance?, page 11:

     Whiteness is indescribable in its generality, its apparent everythingness; the dominant standard of humanity against which the (raced) particular is measured (Dyer, 1997).