grooviness
5.8
A surface that has grooves or channels
- noun
- /ˈɡruːvɪnəs/
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- The grooviness of the vinyl record added a rich texture to the music.
Examples
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He admired the grooviness of the patterns on the antique pottery.
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The designer focused on the grooviness of the surfboard's edges to improve its performance.
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The grooviness, as previously mentioned, is this record's dominating element; it's a winning bet in all the contexts we have here.
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It seems the emphasis on thick grooviness is often cut too short.
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Synonyms
striation
vsgrooviness
5
9.1
A parallel line or groove on a surface, for example in muscle
is a broader condition not limited to tiny parallel streaks
corrugation
vsgrooviness
1
7.8
A raised ridge or low groove on a surface that adds strength
is the general condition of having those surface features
6.7
Raised lines on a surface, for example on a cake
is the state of having grooves or channels rather than the forming action
How Grooved
Surface Forms
grooviness singular
groovinesses plural
Morphology
Etymology
Grooviness comes from groove, a word for a 'long, narrow cut' or channel. So grooviness means the state of having grooves, like the lines on a vinyl record that help the needle make sound.