woodiness (Meaning)
Wordnet
woodiness (n)
the quality of abounding in trees
texture produced by the fibers in wood
Webster
woodiness (n.)
The quality or state of being woody.
Synonyms & Antonyms of woodiness
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woodiness Sentence Examples
- The campfire crackled with a pleasant woodiness that permeated the air.
- The aged oak table exuded a charming woodiness that evoked a sense of history.
- The old library had a faint woodiness, mingling with the musty scent of paper.
- The wine's earthy notes were balanced by a subtle woodiness, hinting at its time in oak barrels.
- The woodiness of the cedar chest infused the heirloom jewelry with a nostalgic fragrance.
- The woodiness of the mahogany fireplace mantel added a touch of warmth to the elegant living room.
- The birchwood flooring creaked softly beneath their feet, its woodiness reminiscent of a forest in autumn.
- The pencils' woodiness filled the classroom with a comforting scent that encouraged creativity.
- The firewood stacked in the shed emitted a strong woodiness that filled the yard with a rustic charm.
- The wooden fence that surrounded the garden had a distinct woodiness that provided a sense of privacy and seclusion.
FAQs About the word woodiness
the quality of abounding in trees, texture produced by the fibers in woodThe quality or state of being woody.
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The campfire crackled with a pleasant woodiness that permeated the air.
The aged oak table exuded a charming woodiness that evoked a sense of history.
The old library had a faint woodiness, mingling with the musty scent of paper.
The wine's earthy notes were balanced by a subtle woodiness, hinting at its time in oak barrels.
