unflakiness
unflakiness noun: the state or condition of being unflaky.
Noun
unflakiness (uncountable)
- The state or condition of being unflaky.
- As he made the turn, he asked, "So how did you go about achieving this degree of unflakiness?"1997, Mary Anne Wilson, Mr. Wrong!, page 98
- It's a performance technique, obviously, but it's also a writing technique, and sometimes – people who know me will attest to my absolute unflakiness, so don't take this the wrong way – sometimes it borders on being a kind of spiritual technique for me.2000, Gail Scott, Robert Glück, Camille Roy, Biting the Error: Writers Explore Narrative, page 115
Origin of unflakiness
From unflaky + -ness.
Questions about unflakiness
- What does unflakiness mean?
- Unflakiness means the state or condition of being unflaky.
- What part of speech is unflakiness?
- Unflakiness is a noun.
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