1. The plural of nonuniqueness; the quality or state of not being unique; the condition of occurring, existing, or appearing more than once or in multiple instances.
Usage: Formal or technical usage; Often used in mathematics, computer science, and logic to describe situations where multiple solutions or instances exist

Examples

• The nonuniquenesses of the solutions made it difficult to determine which answer was correct.
• In database design, nonuniquenesses in key fields can lead to data integrity problems.
• The algorithm had to account for the nonuniquenesses of possible outcomes.
• Mathematicians studied the nonuniquenesses present in the system of equations.
• The nonuniquenesses of the identifiers caused confusion in the filing system.