anonymity

IPA: ænʌnˈɪmɪti

(uncountable) The quality or state of being anonymous. [from Template:SAFESUBST: c.]
(countable) That which is anonymous.

Examples of "anonymity" in Sentences

Personally, I like to maintain anonymity on the web.
Tens of thousands of other works languish in anonymity or auctorial obscurity.
Surely though, ensuring your anonymity is your responsibility – not the reponsibility of a court.
As David Corn observes, questioning the intent of major donors who wish to attack candidates while hiding in anonymity is hardly an enemies list.
This is because he promises every client the utmost in anonymity even though he could certainly capitalize financially by using their names in his brochures and other marketing materials.
My favorite piece was a very interesting essay by Jane Doe on anonymity for rape victims, discussing the way anonymity is presented as protection for women, because to be a woman is apparently to be endangered.
In fact, Emma has the kind of well-developed sense of simultaneitythe wherewithal with which to deliver "gloss [es] on the word 'meanwhile'" that Anderson sees as crucial to the process of "creating that remarkable confidence of community in anonymity which is the hallmark of modern nations" (31; 40).
Early next year, Global Digital Creations Holdings, a fledgling animation studio that has mostly labored in anonymity, is aiming for the big time with the worldwide release of its first 3-D feature film, "Thru the Moebius Strip," a science-fiction adventure about a determined boy's time travel to another galaxy to rescue his stranded father.