acridity (Meaning)

Wordnet

acridity (n)

having an acrid smell

extreme bitterness

the quality of being sharply disagreeable in language or tone

Webster

Alt. of Acridness

The acridity of the smoke stung our eyes as we approached the burning building.
The chef carefully balanced the flavors in the dish, avoiding any overwhelming acridity.
The acridity of the chemical fumes in the laboratory required researchers to wear protective gear.
As the volcanic ash settled, the acridity in the air made it difficult to breathe.
The acridity of the medicine made it challenging for the patient to swallow.
The acridity of the spoiled milk was immediately evident upon opening the container.
The acridity of the cleaning solution prompted the need for better ventilation in the workspace.
The acridity of the vinegar added a distinctive tang to the salad dressing.
The acridity of the paint fumes lingered in the room long after the walls were coated.
Despite its enticing appearance, the fruit had an unexpected acridity that caught the taster off guard.

having an acrid smell, extreme bitterness, the quality of being sharply disagreeable in language or toneAlt. of Acridness

bitterness, edge, bite, acidity, acridness, asperity, poignancy, acrimoniousness, acuteness, poignance

softness,softness, gentleness, mildness,gentleness, mildness, kindliness,kindliness

The acridity of the smoke stung our eyes as we approached the burning building.

The chef carefully balanced the flavors in the dish, avoiding any overwhelming acridity.

The acridity of the chemical fumes in the laboratory required researchers to wear protective gear.

As the volcanic ash settled, the acridity in the air made it difficult to breathe.