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goldenness

goldenness

5.6
The golden color of things like wheat or leaves
  • noun
  • /ˈɡoʊldənəs/
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  • The goldenness of the sunset was breathtaking.

Examples

  • Autumn leaves bring a special goldenness to the park each year.

  • She admired the goldenness of the antique frame in the sunlight.

  • The goldenness of the wheat fields stretched as far as the eye could see.

  • I admire the goldenness of her hair.

  • The goldenness of the wheat fields stretched as far as the eye could see.

  • The goldenness of the sunset was breathtaking.

  • She admired the goldenness of the antique frame in the sunlight.

Antonyms

1 2.2

A surface that is not bright or shiny

7.0

When something has no color, it looks pale or clear

How Golden

goldenness
5.6
paleness
3 4.3

Surface Forms

goldenness singular
goldennesses plural

Morphology

goldenness = golden (transparent) = gold + en + ness

The formation 'golden' + '-ness' is a standard adjective-to-noun nominalization expressing the quality of being golden in colour or appearance.

Etymology

Goldenness comes from gold plus the ending -ness; gold is the shiny yellow metal people value, so goldenness means 'being like gold' in color or appearance.