beefiness
- noun
- /ˈbifinəs/
- Critics admired the beefiness of the novel, noting its rich themes and complex characters.
Examples
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Her presentation lacked the beefiness needed to convince the board of directors.
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The beefiness of the report impressed the committee.
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The beefiness of the article impressed the editor, who valued detailed analysis.
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Can you appreciate the beefiness of this novel's themes?
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Critics admired the beefiness of the novel, noting its rich themes and complex characters.
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The beefiness of the article impressed the editor, who valued detailed analysis.
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Her presentation lacked the beefiness needed to convince the board of directors.
Synonyms
A full, rich sound with strong low tones
Being heavy, large, or physically strong
The state of being very heavy and hard to lift
Antonyms
How Substantial
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Beefiness can be remembered by thinking of beef ('meat') as something solid and filling, and -ness ('state of') as the quality of that solidness. So a text or talk with beefiness has real substance and important content, not just empty words.