juiciness

• Sustantivo que denota la cualidad o estado de estar lleno de jugo, empleado a menudo para describir alimentos tiernos, húmedos y apetitosos. También puede referirse metafóricamente a algo rico en detalles o interés.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being full of juice, often used to describe food that is moist and appetizing.

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1. Quality of being full of juiceB1formal

   The state or quality of containing a lot of liquid, especially in food.

   jugosidad

   • The juiciness of the ripe peach made it perfect for dessert.
   • Chefs often test the juiciness of a steak by pressing it.
   • The orange's juiciness was a sign of its freshness.

   Sinónimosmoistnesssucculencesucculency

   Antónimosdryness

2. Appealing richness or interestB2informal

   A quality that makes something seem exciting, interesting, or scandalous.

   Jugosidad (figurado)

   • The juiciness of the gossip kept everyone entertained.
   • The novel's plot had a certain juiciness that made it a bestseller.
   • The tabloid article lacked the juiciness readers expected.

   Sinónimosexcitementinterestpiquancysavorscandalousnessspicinesstitillationzest

   Antónimosblandnessdrynessdullnesstedium