woolliness
- noun
- /ˈwʊlɪnəs/
- Some plants have adapted a kind of woolliness on their leaves to retain moisture.
Examples
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The woolliness of the sheep's coat made it especially prized by farmers.
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The woolliness of the blanket made it very cozy.
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He preferred sweaters with a bit of woolliness because they felt warmer and softer.
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I love the woolliness of this sweater!
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The artist admired the woolliness of the fabric, which gave the garment a soft and cozy feel.
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The blanket's woolliness made it perfect for keeping warm on cold nights.
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The sheep's woolliness was evident as we admired the fluffy texture of its fleece.
Synonyms
A very soft, thick feel like a sofa or carpet
Being covered with long, thick, untidy hair or fur
A soft, fuzzy covering on an animal or piece of cloth
A soft, fuzzy feel on cloth like a towel or sweater
How Woolly
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word woolliness comes from wool and the ending -ness, where -ness means 'quality'. So woolliness means the 'quality of being like wool', for example when a sweater is soft, warm, or covered in wool.