1. the quality or state of being aboriginal; the condition of being indigenous or native to a place from the earliest times
Usage: formal; often used in academic and historical contexts
2. the cultural, social, or ethnic identity and heritage of Aboriginal peoples, particularly in Australia
Usage: often capitalized when referring to Australian Aboriginal peoples

Examples

• The museum's exhibit explored the aboriginality of the region's first inhabitants.
• Scholars debated the concept of aboriginality in relation to land ownership and rights.
• The artist's work celebrated her aboriginality and cultural traditions.
• Understanding aboriginality is essential to appreciating Australia's indigenous history.
• The government's policies affected communities' sense of aboriginality and belonging.
• Aboriginality encompasses language, customs, and spiritual practices passed down through generations.