Definition of whiteness in English:

whiteness

noun ˈwʌɪtnəsˈwaɪtnəs

mass noun

1The property or quality of being white in colour.
a landscape dominated by the whiteness of snow
Example sentencesExamples
- The second-most important category of pork attributes includes color of meat, lack of fat, and the whiteness of fat.
- The unremitting whiteness of the walls is anchored by a black marble floor.
- Glimpses of blues, greens, reds, and umbers scintillate, emphasizing the whiteness of the gorgeously textured fields.
- A device called a reflectometer is used to measure the degree of whiteness in processed tuber samples destined to become chips.
- Clouds of splatters and drips at once rise, float, and fall through the canvas's deep whiteness like colored smoke in the night sky after fireworks.
- His lips are open, and his two front teeth gleam with an otherworldly whiteness.
- The state of abandonment and dilapidation seems to contradict the antiseptic whiteness of the toy structures.
- Among its many uses, kaolin gives paper its whiteness and is used in paint, pottery, and cosmetics.
- Proper melting, whiteness, and browning are still problematic in manufacturing low-fat mozzarella.
- The modernist whiteness of the walls, a classic ploy for downplaying the surface, becomes painful after a while.
1. 1.1 The quality of being very pale.
  the whiteness of her skin, like fine porcelain
  Example sentencesExamples
  He was vast, tall as a mountain—a mountain of black, topped by the stark whiteness of his face.
  He didn’t turn around to see the panic on my face and the whiteness of my knuckles as I held on for my life.
  I see a face beaming with charms, fine blue eyes full of sweetness, a complexion whose whiteness dazzled—for that instant, I was hers!
  She recognized that frantic terror in the whiteness of his face and the way his hands fretted in his lap.
  When we swam in our pool, Louis was conspicuous by the whiteness of his skin.
  It is in fact, her name being called by the dying man in the waking world, where the whiteness of his face is likened to the snow of her dream.
  His erect attitude and sickly whiteness of face, flowing white hair, and spiritual aspect gave him the appearance of a grand old saint.
  His features were handsome, and the whiteness of his stout throat was well set off by a black cravat.
  In Spain, the whiteness of her complexion was remarked.
  Its whiteness shocks me like a cameras flash and will be the first thing Ill think of when, within months, John tells me that his father has left for another woman.
2The fact or state of belonging to a human group having light-coloured skin.
whiteness was defined as both a racial and a regional characteristic
Example sentencesExamples
- The project assigns its white subjects a place in the relations of racism by presenting whiteness in two significant ways.
- She has suggested that the first step in getting white people to think about racism is for them to recognize their whiteness.
- They engage the racialized politics of modernist representation through abstraction, consciously challenging the presumed whiteness of the tradition.
- The work situates the viewer in the arena of contemporary race discourse, particularly in relation to "representing whiteness."
- Unlike European whiteness, American whiteness is generic.
- Unquestioned, whiteness provides the models by which the Western subject judges culture.
- Whenever I hear someone declare their whiteness, I paddle furiously in the opposite direction.
- They conceived of ethnicity only in terms of the Other, as if there were no ethnicity to whiteness.
- What do we understand about the discourse of race, particularly about "whiteness"?
- The artist clearly had a sophisticated understanding of the ways in which whiteness functions in our culture.

Definition of whiteness in US English:

whiteness

nounˈwaɪtnəsˈwītnəs

1The property or quality of being white in color.
a landscape dominated by the whiteness of snow
Example sentencesExamples
- The modernist whiteness of the walls, a classic ploy for downplaying the surface, becomes painful after a while.
- Clouds of splatters and drips at once rise, float, and fall through the canvas's deep whiteness like colored smoke in the night sky after fireworks.
- The second-most important category of pork attributes includes color of meat, lack of fat, and the whiteness of fat.
- Among its many uses, kaolin gives paper its whiteness and is used in paint, pottery, and cosmetics.
- A device called a reflectometer is used to measure the degree of whiteness in processed tuber samples destined to become chips.
- Proper melting, whiteness, and browning are still problematic in manufacturing low-fat mozzarella.
- The unremitting whiteness of the walls is anchored by a black marble floor.
- The state of abandonment and dilapidation seems to contradict the antiseptic whiteness of the toy structures.
- His lips are open, and his two front teeth gleam with an otherworldly whiteness.
- Glimpses of blues, greens, reds, and umbers scintillate, emphasizing the whiteness of the gorgeously textured fields.
1. 1.1 The quality of being very pale.
  the whiteness of her skin, like fine porcelain
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is in fact, her name being called by the dying man in the waking world, where the whiteness of his face is likened to the snow of her dream.
  He was vast, tall as a mountain—a mountain of black, topped by the stark whiteness of his face.
  When we swam in our pool, Louis was conspicuous by the whiteness of his skin.
  Its whiteness shocks me like a cameras flash and will be the first thing Ill think of when, within months, John tells me that his father has left for another woman.
  I see a face beaming with charms, fine blue eyes full of sweetness, a complexion whose whiteness dazzled—for that instant, I was hers!
  His features were handsome, and the whiteness of his stout throat was well set off by a black cravat.
  She recognized that frantic terror in the whiteness of his face and the way his hands fretted in his lap.
  His erect attitude and sickly whiteness of face, flowing white hair, and spiritual aspect gave him the appearance of a grand old saint.
  In Spain, the whiteness of her complexion was remarked.
  He didn’t turn around to see the panic on my face and the whiteness of my knuckles as I held on for my life.
2The fact or state of belonging to a human group having light-colored skin.
whiteness was defined as both a racial and a regional characteristic
Example sentencesExamples
- She has suggested that the first step in getting white people to think about racism is for them to recognize their whiteness.
- The project assigns its white subjects a place in the relations of racism by presenting whiteness in two significant ways.
- They engage the racialized politics of modernist representation through abstraction, consciously challenging the presumed whiteness of the tradition.
- The artist clearly had a sophisticated understanding of the ways in which whiteness functions in our culture.
- They conceived of ethnicity only in terms of the Other, as if there were no ethnicity to whiteness.
- Whenever I hear someone declare their whiteness, I paddle furiously in the opposite direction.
- Unlike European whiteness, American whiteness is generic.
- The work situates the viewer in the arena of contemporary race discourse, particularly in relation to "representing whiteness."
- What do we understand about the discourse of race, particularly about "whiteness"?
- Unquestioned, whiteness provides the models by which the Western subject judges culture.

单词	whiteness
释义	Definition of whiteness in English: whiteness noun ˈwʌɪtnəsˈwaɪtnəs mass noun 1The property or quality of being white in colour. a landscape dominated by the whiteness of snow Example sentencesExamples The second-most important category of pork attributes includes color of meat, lack of fat, and the whiteness of fat. The unremitting whiteness of the walls is anchored by a black marble floor. Glimpses of blues, greens, reds, and umbers scintillate, emphasizing the whiteness of the gorgeously textured fields. A device called a reflectometer is used to measure the degree of whiteness in processed tuber samples destined to become chips. Clouds of splatters and drips at once rise, float, and fall through the canvas's deep whiteness like colored smoke in the night sky after fireworks. His lips are open, and his two front teeth gleam with an otherworldly whiteness. The state of abandonment and dilapidation seems to contradict the antiseptic whiteness of the toy structures. Among its many uses, kaolin gives paper its whiteness and is used in paint, pottery, and cosmetics. Proper melting, whiteness, and browning are still problematic in manufacturing low-fat mozzarella. The modernist whiteness of the walls, a classic ploy for downplaying the surface, becomes painful after a while. 1.1 The quality of being very pale. the whiteness of her skin, like fine porcelain Example sentencesExamples He was vast, tall as a mountain—a mountain of black, topped by the stark whiteness of his face. He didn’t turn around to see the panic on my face and the whiteness of my knuckles as I held on for my life. I see a face beaming with charms, fine blue eyes full of sweetness, a complexion whose whiteness dazzled—for that instant, I was hers! She recognized that frantic terror in the whiteness of his face and the way his hands fretted in his lap. When we swam in our pool, Louis was conspicuous by the whiteness of his skin. It is in fact, her name being called by the dying man in the waking world, where the whiteness of his face is likened to the snow of her dream. His erect attitude and sickly whiteness of face, flowing white hair, and spiritual aspect gave him the appearance of a grand old saint. His features were handsome, and the whiteness of his stout throat was well set off by a black cravat. In Spain, the whiteness of her complexion was remarked. Its whiteness shocks me like a cameras flash and will be the first thing Ill think of when, within months, John tells me that his father has left for another woman. 2The fact or state of belonging to a human group having light-coloured skin. whiteness was defined as both a racial and a regional characteristic Example sentencesExamples The project assigns its white subjects a place in the relations of racism by presenting whiteness in two significant ways. She has suggested that the first step in getting white people to think about racism is for them to recognize their whiteness. They engage the racialized politics of modernist representation through abstraction, consciously challenging the presumed whiteness of the tradition. The work situates the viewer in the arena of contemporary race discourse, particularly in relation to "representing whiteness." Unlike European whiteness, American whiteness is generic. Unquestioned, whiteness provides the models by which the Western subject judges culture. Whenever I hear someone declare their whiteness, I paddle furiously in the opposite direction. They conceived of ethnicity only in terms of the Other, as if there were no ethnicity to whiteness. What do we understand about the discourse of race, particularly about "whiteness"? The artist clearly had a sophisticated understanding of the ways in which whiteness functions in our culture. Definition of whiteness in US English: whiteness nounˈwaɪtnəsˈwītnəs 1The property or quality of being white in color. a landscape dominated by the whiteness of snow Example sentencesExamples The modernist whiteness of the walls, a classic ploy for downplaying the surface, becomes painful after a while. Clouds of splatters and drips at once rise, float, and fall through the canvas's deep whiteness like colored smoke in the night sky after fireworks. The second-most important category of pork attributes includes color of meat, lack of fat, and the whiteness of fat. Among its many uses, kaolin gives paper its whiteness and is used in paint, pottery, and cosmetics. A device called a reflectometer is used to measure the degree of whiteness in processed tuber samples destined to become chips. Proper melting, whiteness, and browning are still problematic in manufacturing low-fat mozzarella. The unremitting whiteness of the walls is anchored by a black marble floor. The state of abandonment and dilapidation seems to contradict the antiseptic whiteness of the toy structures. His lips are open, and his two front teeth gleam with an otherworldly whiteness. Glimpses of blues, greens, reds, and umbers scintillate, emphasizing the whiteness of the gorgeously textured fields. 1.1 The quality of being very pale. the whiteness of her skin, like fine porcelain Example sentencesExamples It is in fact, her name being called by the dying man in the waking world, where the whiteness of his face is likened to the snow of her dream. He was vast, tall as a mountain—a mountain of black, topped by the stark whiteness of his face. When we swam in our pool, Louis was conspicuous by the whiteness of his skin. Its whiteness shocks me like a cameras flash and will be the first thing Ill think of when, within months, John tells me that his father has left for another woman. I see a face beaming with charms, fine blue eyes full of sweetness, a complexion whose whiteness dazzled—for that instant, I was hers! His features were handsome, and the whiteness of his stout throat was well set off by a black cravat. She recognized that frantic terror in the whiteness of his face and the way his hands fretted in his lap. His erect attitude and sickly whiteness of face, flowing white hair, and spiritual aspect gave him the appearance of a grand old saint. In Spain, the whiteness of her complexion was remarked. He didn’t turn around to see the panic on my face and the whiteness of my knuckles as I held on for my life. 2The fact or state of belonging to a human group having light-colored skin. whiteness was defined as both a racial and a regional characteristic Example sentencesExamples She has suggested that the first step in getting white people to think about racism is for them to recognize their whiteness. The project assigns its white subjects a place in the relations of racism by presenting whiteness in two significant ways. They engage the racialized politics of modernist representation through abstraction, consciously challenging the presumed whiteness of the tradition. The artist clearly had a sophisticated understanding of the ways in which whiteness functions in our culture. They conceived of ethnicity only in terms of the Other, as if there were no ethnicity to whiteness. Whenever I hear someone declare their whiteness, I paddle furiously in the opposite direction. Unlike European whiteness, American whiteness is generic. The work situates the viewer in the arena of contemporary race discourse, particularly in relation to "representing whiteness." What do we understand about the discourse of race, particularly about "whiteness"? Unquestioned, whiteness provides the models by which the Western subject judges culture.
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