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tweediness

/ˈtwiː.di.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la calidad de ser áspero o suelto en la textura, como la de la tela de tweed, o un aspecto informal, hogareño o callejero, característico de quienes visten tweed.

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noun

/ˈtwiː.di.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la calidad de ser áspero o suelto en la textura, como la de la tela de tweed, o un aspecto informal, hogareño o callejero, característico de quienes visten tweed.

A noun referring to the quality of being loose or rough in texture, as of cloth, or an informal, homely, outdoor look characteristic of those who wear tweeds.

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  1. Roughness of textureC1formal

    The quality of being loose, rough, or coarse in texture, especially in fabric.

    esAsperez de textura

    • The tweediness of the jacket gave it a classic, rustic feel.
    • She appreciated the tweediness of the woolen scarf.
    • The fabric's tweediness made it ideal for outdoor wear.

    Sinónimoscoarsenessharshnessroughnessscratchinessunevenness

    Antónimosfinenesssmoothnesssoftness

  2. Rustic or informal styleC2informalbritish

    An informal, homely, and outdoor-oriented appearance or style, often associated with wearing tweed clothing.

    esEstilo rústico o informal

    • His outfit had a certain tweediness that suited the countryside setting.
    • The room's decor had a charming tweediness, with plaid patterns and wooden furniture.
    • She cultivated a look of tweediness, complete with a flat cap and walking boots.

    Sinónimoscasualnesshomelinessinformalityrusticity

    Antónimoseleganceformalitysophisticationurbanity

Formas
  • tweedinesses plural form
  • tweedinesses' possessive plural form
  • tweediness's possessive singular form