🔥 A strong desire 🥤 Need to drink 🌵 Dryness from no rain

thirstiness

1.6

A strong need to drink because the body lacks water

noun
/ˈθɜrstinəs/

: sed

After her long run, her thirstiness was obvious as she reached for a bottle of water.

Examples

Prolonged thirstiness can be a symptom of certain medical conditions.
Her thirstiness for water was evident after the long run.
The intense heat increased their thirstiness throughout the afternoon.
The thirstiness of the hikers increased as they climbed higher.
After running for an hour, her thirstiness made her search for a cold drink.
The thirstiness from the hot summer sun often leads people to drink more water.
His thirstiness was evident as he eagerly reached for a bottle of water.

Synonyms

thirst

vsthirstiness

62 1.0

A feeling of needing to drink water

describes the ongoing condition rather than the immediate bodily urge

polydipsia

vsthirstiness

Specialized

1 9.9

A strong, constant feeling of being very thirsty that makes you drink a lot

is the normal bodily need to drink, not a pathological excessive condition

insatiable thirst

vsthirstiness

7.0

A very strong wish for more that cannot be satisfied

refers to the ordinary need to drink rather than an extreme, endless craving

Antonyms

fullness

7 2.7

A state in which something has as much inside as it can hold

satiation

1 6.6

A feeling of being full after eating enough food

How Thirsty

dehydration

37 3.8

thirstiness

1.6

Surface Forms

thirstiness singular

thirstinesses plural

Morphology

thirstiness = thirsty (transparent) = thirst + y + ness

Clear noun formation from the adjective 'thirsty' describing the state of needing to drink.

Etymology

Thirstiness is built from thirst ('a need to drink') plus -ness (the state of being), so it simply means the state of being thirsty — when you need to drink water.