Obs. [f. as prec. + -ITY; cf. med.L. terrēnitās (Du Cange).] The quality or condition of being earthy; concr. earthy matter.
1627–77. Feltham, Resolves, 74 (L.). [It] debases all the spirits to a dull and low terrenity.
1650. Charleton, Paradoxes, Prol. 23. The Acid Spirit, immersed in an excessive quantity of Terrenity, becomes … languid.
