chunkiness

/tʃˈʌŋkinəs/ noun

the state of being chunky

Word Origin Chunkiness is the quality of being chunky — full of chunks. The word chunk appeared in English around the 17th century, possibly a variant of chuck 'a cut of meat.' The -y and -ness suffixes do the work: chunk + y (having chunks) + ness (state). It's a satisfyingly solid word for something lumpy and substantial.

noun the state of being chunky countable

I prefer the chunkiness of this sweater because it feels warmer.

(名词) 粗壮;厚实;敦实

我更喜欢这件毛衣的厚实感,因为它感觉更暖和。

(sustantivo) grosor; espesor; voluminosidad [el estado de ser grueso o con trozos]

Prefiero lo grueso de este suéter porque se siente más abrigado.

(nom) épaisseur; caractère épais [Caractère de ce qui est épais, consistant ou formé de gros morceaux.]

J'apprécie la chunkiness de ce pull parce qu'il semble plus chaud.

(Substantiv) Klobigkeit; Klumpigkeit [Die Eigenschaft, dick, klobig oder aus groben, ungleichmäßigen Teilen zu bestehen.]

Ich mag die **chunkiness** dieses Pullovers, weil er sich wärmer anfühlt.

(名詞) ずっしりとして厚く、塊があるような状態。密度が高く存在感がある様子。

このセーターは編み目がざっくりしていて厚みがあるので、暖かく感じる。

(substantivo) encorpamento; grossura; espessura [o estado de ser grosso ou encorpado]

Eu prefiro a espessura deste suéter porque parece mais quente.

Word parts: chunk + y + ness

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