Fibrousness
Pronunciation: /ˈfaɪbɹəsˈnɛs/
Fibrousness (noun)
- The quality of being made of many thin fibres, so a material feels rough, string-like, or hard to chew.
- The state of tissue having many fibre-like structures, often making it firm or less flexible.
Examples
- The fibrousness makes the food feel stringy when you chew.
- This sauce has fibrousness, so it clings to the spoon.