cenosity
/sɛnˈɒsɪti/Definitions
1. noun
A rare or obsolete term for a quality of being full of inns, taverns, or other places of public entertainment.
“The old town had a reputation for high cenosity, attracting travelers from far and wide.”
2. noun
A measure of the density of inns, taverns, or other places of public entertainment within a given area.
“The historian calculated the cenosity of the medieval town to estimate its population.”