wiriness (Meaning)
Wordnet
wiriness (n)
the property of being lean and tough and sinewy
Webster
wiriness (n.)
The quality of being wiry.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wiriness
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
wiriness Sentence Examples
- His sparse hair exhibited a wiry texture that made it difficult to style.
- The old rope had become wiry and brittle, rendering it unreliable for heavy use.
- The wiry bristles of the brush scratched against her delicate skin, leaving faint red marks.
- The wiry metal of the fence was a formidable barrier, deterring intruders from entering the property.
- The lean greyhound had a wiry physique that allowed it to run with incredible agility.
- The wire-thin strands of the wool yarn were difficult to work with, but they created a delicate lacelike fabric.
- The elderly man's wiry hands spoke of a lifetime of hard work and toil.
- The wiry tendrils of the ivy plant clung tenaciously to the wall, covering it in a dense green blanket.
- The wiry hairs on the back of her neck stood up in response to the sudden change in temperature.
- The wiry sinews of the horses' legs enabled them to gallop effortlessly across the open field.
FAQs About the word wiriness
the property of being lean and tough and sinewyThe quality of being wiry.
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No antonyms found.
His sparse hair exhibited a wiry texture that made it difficult to style.
The old rope had become wiry and brittle, rendering it unreliable for heavy use.
The wiry bristles of the brush scratched against her delicate skin, leaving faint red marks.
The wiry metal of the fence was a formidable barrier, deterring intruders from entering the property.
