creaminess
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- noun
- /ˈkrimiˌnəs/
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cremosidad
- The yogurt was as close to the creaminess of ice cream as you’re going to get.
- add creaminess
- creaminess and flavor
- creaminess to dishes
It's the you can taste the viscosity and the creaminess, but no flavour.
- It's the you can taste the viscosity and the creaminess, but no flavour.
- I cannot believe this is drugstore for the consistency and creaminess of this powder is amazing.
- I would say it has seven layers of creaminess.
- It really gives that heavy creaminess into this light and crunchy flavoured chicken sandwich.
- You wake up in the morning and those chia seeds have gelled and enhanced the the creaminess of that oatmeal.
- It's made with coconut and cashews and tastes very cheesy, not sweet like coconut, but it gives it that kind of creaminess.
Examples
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These are so nice because they feel moisturizing like I've got a nice level of creaminess on my lips right now.
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Reheated mashed potatoes are often drier and may need additional (warmed!) dairy to bring them back to their creaminess.
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So if they added just a little bit more of that creaminess, these would be incredible.
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And then we keep it, we keep it at room temperature to get that creaminess inside that we made at the beginning.
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See, it has like a nice creaminess, a spice to it.
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Oh, the creaminess of the avocado.
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The burrata itself was wonderful; its creaminess reached its peak in the middle.
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A little bit of spice, the creaminess, a little sweet, spicy action.
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This step will give your smoothie body, texture, and creaminess, and balance out any acidic taste from fruits such as oranges and berries.
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The dessert had a rich creaminess that made it feel indulgent and luxurious.
Synonyms
A thick, creamy texture like soup
A smooth, creamy quality like milk
A smooth, rich sound or color that feels warm
Antonyms
How Creamy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word creaminess comes from the simple word cream, the soft, fatty part of milk, plus the ending -iness, which means 'the quality of'. So creaminess means 'the quality of being like cream', smooth, thick and rich.