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How do you use the word captiveness as adjective?

"Captiveness" is a noun, not an adjective.

However, you can use the related adjective captive to describe something or someone:

* Captive audience: A group of people forced to listen to something (e.g., "The comedian had a captive audience at the prison.")

* Captive market: A market where customers have limited choices (e.g., "The company had a captive market for its products in the small town.")

* Captive animal: An animal that is kept in a zoo or enclosure (e.g., "The lion was a captive animal, but it still roared.")

You can also use the noun "captivity" as an adjective by using it in a phrase like:

* Captivity conditions: The conditions under which someone or something is held captive.

* Captivity experience: The experience of being held captive.

* Captivity period: The length of time someone or something is held captive.

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