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crispness

/ˈkrɪsp.nəs/

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noun

/ˈkrɪsp.nəs/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, описывающее качество быть твердым, свежим и легко ломающимся, или прямой и лаконичный стиль выражения.

A noun describing the quality of being firm, fresh, and easily broken, or a direct and concise style of expression.

uncountable

  1. Pleasing firmness and freshnessB1formal

    The quality of being firm, fresh, and pleasantly brittle, especially in food or air.

    ruХрусткость

    • The crispness of the apple made it a perfect snack.
    • She loved the crispness of the morning air.
    • The lettuce had a satisfying crispness in the salad.

    Synonymsbrittlenesscrispinessfirmnessfreshness

    Antonymslimpnesssoftnesssogginessstaleness

  2. Direct and concise styleB2formal

    The quality of being clear, direct, and to the point in expression or communication.

    ruЧёткость

    • The crispness of his writing made the article easy to understand.
    • Her speech had a crispness that kept the audience engaged.
    • The report was praised for its crispness and clarity.

    Synonymsbrevityconcisenessdirectnesspithinesssuccinctnessterseness

    Antonymsdiffusenesslong-windednessprolixityverbositywordiness

  3. Firm but easily brokenB1formal

    The property of being firm yet brittle, often used to describe textures that snap or break cleanly.

    ruХрусткость

    • The crispness of the freshly baked cookie was delightful.
    • He admired the crispness of the autumn leaves underfoot.
    • The cracker had a perfect crispness that made it enjoyable to eat.

    Synonymsbrittlenesscrumblinessfriability

    Antonymsflacciditylimpnesssoftness

Forms
  • crispnesses plural form
  • crispnesses' possessive plural form
  • crispness's possessive singular form
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