Usage examples (16)

• We can do all sorts of things with water and still keep its aquosity.
• As Huxley points out, it is no more justifiable to postulate the existence of a vitalistic principle in protoplasm than it would be to set up an "aquosity" to account...
• I fail to see any analogy between aquosity and that condition of matter we call vital or living.
• There is more wit than science in Huxley's question, "What better philosophical status has vitality than aquosity?"