Definitions

1. noun

The state or quality of being a pedant, characterized by excessive concern for minor details or punctilio.

“His pedanthood made it difficult for him to enjoy the movie, as he kept pointing out historical inaccuracies.”

2. noun

A tendency to overemphasize trivial details, often to the point of being pedantic or annoying.

“The pedanthood of the editor caused tension among the team, as they felt he was nitpicking too much.”