1. the quality or condition of existing in or occupying space; spatial character or nature
Usage: formal; academic
2. the way space is perceived, organized, or experienced
Usage: philosophy; geography

Examples

• The architect considered the spatiality of the building in relation to its surroundings.
• Virtual reality technology challenges our traditional understanding of spatiality.
• The philosopher examined the spatiality of human experience.
• Urban planners must consider the spatiality of public spaces.
• The artist’s work explores themes of time and spatiality.
• Cultural differences in spatiality affect how people navigate cities.