starchedness

Example:The fabric's starchiness made the collars stand up proudly.

Definition:Similar to starchedness, but specifically referring to the quality of being stiff and crisp.

Example:She fingered the stiff collar of her blouse, feeling its starchedness.

Definition:Lack of suppleness or flexibility.

Example:The paper became brittle due to the loss of starch.

Definition:Tendency to break or shatter easily.

Example:Despite the discomfort, he kept his posture rigid and starched.

Definition:Lack of flexibility or movement in a machine or a living body.

Example:The freshly cooked vegetables had a delightful crispness and starchedness.

Definition:A desirable quality of food that is prepared to be firm, not soggy or soft.

Example:The starchedness of the fabric was noticeable when the shirt was on.

Definition:Lack of suppleness or flexibility in fabrics after being starched or ironed.

Example:The fabric's brittleness due to over-starching and excessive washing was a major concern for the tailors.

Definition:The tendency of fabric to break easily after being subjected to hot steam or excessive washing, enhancing its starchedness.

Example:The general's demeanor suggested a degree of rigidity and starchedness in his military bearing.

Definition:A tendency to maintain a stiff, inflexible posture, often due to a desire to appear authoritative or formal.

Example:The potatoes were served with a satisfying crispness and starchedness that made them irresistible.

Definition:The desirable quality of food that is prepared to be firm and dry, not soggy or soft.

Example:Her hair had a definite stiffness and starchedness due to the styling product she used.

Definition:The property of hair that is stiff and not flexible, often due to the use of products containing starch or similar substances.