unusedness

English

Etymology

From unused +‎ -ness.

Noun

unusedness (uncountable)

1. The quality of not having been used.
   • 1898, The Bay State monthly, page 27:

     The time-blackened front door betrayed its unusedness by rusty bolt and reluctant hinges […]

2. The quality of being unaccustomed.
   • 1936, Blackwood's magazine, volume 239, page 494:

     Yet, in spite of their difficulties, their unusedness to hard physical labour, and in spite of the terrific heat, they succeeded in loading ten tons a day.