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drivenness

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drivenness /driv·en·ness/ (driv´en-nes) hyperactivity (1).
organic drivenness  hyperactivity seen in brain-damaged individuals as a result of injury to and disorganization of cerebellar structures.


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Though the work is carried by the astounding richness and drivenness of the narrative implicit to its "documentary" form, its depiction of the oh-so material nature of the institution of cinema makes one's skin creep.
Coe (200) writes, "What is most laudable in our students' proficiency may in fact be a maniacal drivenness and overcompensation due to deep-seated feelings of inadequacy, anxiety, hurt, and loneliness" (p.
There is a certain drivenness that impels engagement, a drivenness that emanates from the Spirit.
 
 
 
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