waterishness (Meaning)
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waterishness (n.)
The quality of being waterish.
Synonyms & Antonyms of waterishness
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waterishness Sentence Examples
- The soup's waterishness made it unpalatable, lacking any semblance of flavor or substance.
- The paint's waterishness made it impossible to apply evenly, resulting in streaks and blotches on the canvas.
- The wine's waterishness betrayed its cheapness, leaving a thin and insipid taste on the palate.
- The sauce's waterishness caused it to separate, leaving behind a watery layer and a clump of flavorless solids.
- The cocktail's waterishness diluted its potency, making it more like a juice than an alcoholic beverage.
- The milk's waterishness made it appear skimmed and low in nutrients, lacking its usual creamy richness.
- The lake's waterishness was evident in its shallow depth and murky appearance, indicating a lack of oxygenation.
- The plant's leaves had a waterishness that signaled overwatering, giving them a limp and wilted appearance.
- The pudding's waterishness made it runny and unappetizing, lacking the desired firmness and texture.
- The yogurt's waterishness made it difficult to strain, resulting in a watery and diluted end product.
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The quality of being waterish.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The soup's waterishness made it unpalatable, lacking any semblance of flavor or substance.
The paint's waterishness made it impossible to apply evenly, resulting in streaks and blotches on the canvas.
The wine's waterishness betrayed its cheapness, leaving a thin and insipid taste on the palate.
The sauce's waterishness caused it to separate, leaving behind a watery layer and a clump of flavorless solids.
