stretchiness
- noun
- /ˈstrɛtʃɪnəs/
:
elasticidad
- Knitted fabrics are until now rather used for casual wear because the way it's made just gives it more stretchiness and that's very comfortable.
His idea was that there's just some inherent stretchiness in space.
- His idea was that there's just some inherent stretchiness in space.
- Knitted fabrics are until now rather used for casual wear because the way it's made just gives it more stretchiness and that's very comfortable.
- So there's platinum silicone is, is what the great properties about it is it's stretchiness, so it won't tear.
Examples
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The stretchiness of the rubber band allowed it to expand easily without breaking.
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His idea was that there's just some inherent stretchiness in space.
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This one also has that same like stretchiness on the inside of the sleeve and it doesn't have A tag on it, but I will link it down below.
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So there's platinum silicone is, is what the great properties about it is it's stretchiness, so it won't tear.
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Her doctor had spread his gloved fingers that way—only wider, Sarah watching from between her own knees—to demonstrate the thickness and stretchiness of Sarah's mucus.
Fiction book (2000) -
High-quality spandex fabric has excellent stretchiness, making it ideal for athletic wear.
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The stretchiness of the dough increases as you knead it, resulting in a better bread texture.
Synonyms
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3.0
Ability to bend or change shape without breaking
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2.5
The ability of a material to be pulled without breaking
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4.5
Ability of a material to return to its original shape after being stretched or squashed
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4.5
Being able to bend and move the body easily
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5.9
How much a material can be pulled longer without breaking or losing shape
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3.8
The ability of something to go back to its shape after being pushed or pulled
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4.6
Ability to bend and move the body easily
How easily a material or tissue can stretch without breaking
How easily a body part or tissue stretches when you press it
How easily a structure returns to its original shape after it is bent or stretched
A soft, stretchy quality like rubber that bends without breaking
The ability to bend or change shape without breaking
Easy to bend or shape without breaking
Ability of a material to be shaped into a curve without breaking
Antonyms
How Stretchy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stretchiness comes from the simple parts stretch and -iness, where stretch means 'to pull or make longer'. So, stretchiness is the quality of something that you can pull or stretch without it breaking.