woodenness Antonyms
Strongest:
- emotion
- sensitivity
- emotion
- sensitivity
- sympathy
- sympathy
- pity
- empathy
- sensibility
- feeling
- compassion
- feeling
- compassion
- pity
- sensibility
- empathy
Strong:
- melodrama
- solicitude
- responsiveness
- understanding
- tenderness
- tenderness
- receptivity
- hysteria
- hysteria
- melodrama
- solicitude
- responsiveness
- receptivity
- warmth
- understanding
- warmth
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- obduracy
- imperturbability
- vacancy
- impassiveness
- coldness
- coolness
- heartlessness
- impassivity
- blankness
- bloodlessness
- hardness
- deadness
- callousness
- detachment
Weak:
Meaning of woodenness
woodenness (n)
the quality of being wooden and awkward
woodenness (n.)
Quality of being wooden; clumsiness; stupidity; blockishness.
woodenness Sentence Examples
- The puppet's Bewegungen had a woodenness that betrayed its artificial nature.
- The sculptor's hands caressed the woodenness of the oak, shaping it into a masterpiece.
- The house's exterior possessed an unnatural woodenness, as if it had been constructed from a single massive trunk.
- The actor's performance lacked life, resulting in a stiff and woodenness that grated on the audience.
- The old barn creaked and groaned with a woodenness that spoke of years of use.
- The painting depicted a forest, but the trees seemed to have a strange woodenness to them, as if they were made from painted lumber.
- The woodenness of the doll's limbs made it difficult to pose, its arms and legs seeming to resist articulation.
- The woodenness of the violin's body produced a warm and resonant sound that filled the concert hall.
- The woodenness of the bridge's structure made it seem both imposing and vulnerable, arching over the river like a mighty guardian.
- The woodenness of the rocking horse's body gave it an almost childlike charm, inviting children to pretend they were riding a noble steed.
FAQs About the word woodenness
the quality of being wooden and awkwardQuality of being wooden; clumsiness; stupidity; blockishness.
stiffness, indifference, aloofness, unconcern, obduracy, imperturbability, vacancy, impassiveness, coldness, coolness
emotion, sensitivity, emotion, sensitivity, sympathy, sympathy, pity, empathy, sensibility, feeling
The puppet's Bewegungen had a woodenness that betrayed its artificial nature.
The sculptor's hands caressed the woodenness of the oak, shaping it into a masterpiece.
The house's exterior possessed an unnatural woodenness, as if it had been constructed from a single massive trunk.
The actor's performance lacked life, resulting in a stiff and woodenness that grated on the audience.
