Crumbliness
Pronunciation: /ˈkɹəmˈɫiˈnɛs/
Crumbliness (noun)
- The quality of a material that breaks easily into small pieces or crumbs.
- A measure of how easily something loses its shape and falls apart under light pressure.
Examples
- The crumbliness of the cookie makes it break into bits.
- The cake shows crumbliness, so it breaks into bits easily.