chalkiness (Meaning)

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chalkiness (n.)

The state of being chalky.

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The old paint had begun to deteriorate, leaving behind a noticeable chalkiness on the surface.
As the limestone dissolved in the water, it imparted a distinct chalkiness to the taste.
The texture of the powdered makeup gave her skin an undesirable chalkiness.
The doctor examined the patient's tongue, noting its unusual chalkiness, which could indicate a health concern.
After the rain, the soil showed signs of chalkiness, suggesting it was high in calcium carbonate.
The winemaker detected a subtle chalkiness in the wine, reflecting the terroir of the vineyard.
The baker adjusted the recipe to eliminate the chalkiness that sometimes affected the texture of the bread.
The painter mixed in a bit of gray to tone down the chalkiness of the white paint.
The scientist observed the chalkiness of the sedimentary rock, indicating its formation under specific geological conditions.
Despite its chalkiness, the artist appreciated the unique quality it lent to the canvas when mixed with other mediums.

The state of being chalky.

No synonyms found.

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The old paint had begun to deteriorate, leaving behind a noticeable chalkiness on the surface.

As the limestone dissolved in the water, it imparted a distinct chalkiness to the taste.

The texture of the powdered makeup gave her skin an undesirable chalkiness.

The doctor examined the patient's tongue, noting its unusual chalkiness, which could indicate a health concern.