[f. as prec. + -NESS.] Beseeming quality; fitness, becomingness.
1656. J. Ferguson, On Coloss., 142. [It] doth not import a dignity or worth in our walking, to recompence the Lord, but onely a beseemingnesse.
1840. Browning, Sordello, I. 282. Till two or three amassed Mankind’s beseemingnesses.
