safetyness

English

Etymology

From safety +‎ -ness.

Noun

safetyness (uncountable)

  1. (nonstandard) Alternative spelling of safetiness.
    • 1960, Wright v. Delray Connecting Railroad Company, 361 MICH 619, page 158:
      Well, the duties of a crane operator's helper is to look out for the safetyness of his operator, his crane, and safetyness in general, see —works towards safetyness; that's part of the duties.
    • 2003, V.B. Jugale, Towards Village Banking, page 16:
      However, lender's safetyness is properly maintained by the lending agencies by keeping the borrowers unsafe.
    • 2010, Elisabeth Joossens, Wim Schoutens, “Portfolio Insurances, CPPI and CPDO, Truth or Illusion?”, in Rudiger Kiesel, Rudi Zagst, Matthias Scherer, editor, Alternative Investments And Strategies, page 259:
      We first analyze in detail the dynamics of both investment strategies and afterwards test the safetyness of both products under a multivariate Lévy setting.
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