squareness

/ˈskwɛrnəs/
noun
  1. The quality or state of having four equal sides and four right angles, like a square.
    • We admired the perfect squareness of the ancient building's foundation.
    • The carpenter checked the squareness of the frame with a tool.
    • The squareness of the tiles made them easy to arrange in a pattern.
  2. The quality of being honest, fair, and straightforward.
    • People respected her for the squareness of her business dealings.
    • The judge's squareness ensured a fair trial for everyone.
    • His squareness in negotiations earned him a reputation for trustworthiness.
  3. The state of being old-fashioned, conventional, or not trendy.
    • The teenager complained about the squareness of her parents' music taste.
    • His squareness showed when he didn't understand the new slang.
    • Some people mistake politeness for squareness.