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Definition of astringency - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
foodTECH. taste causing the mouth to puckerTECH.
- The astringency of the unripe fruit was overwhelming.
2.
tissue contractionTECH. property causing tissues to contractTECH.
- The astringency of the lotion helped reduce swelling.
3.
severityRare sharp or severe in manner or styleRare
- His critique was noted for its astringency..
Origin of astringency
Latin, adstringere (to bind fast)
Terms with astringency included in their meaning
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astringency
the quality of making skin or tissue tight
Examples of astringency in a sentence
Astringency in the tea made it less enjoyable. The astringency of the wine left a dry taste. Astringency in the fruit made it less palatable. The astringency of her remarks was unexpected. His astringency in debates made him a feared opponent.
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- French:astringence, propriété astringente, ...
- German:Adstringenz, Adstringierende Wirkung, ...
- Italian:astringenza, severità, ...
- Spanish:astringencia, efecto astringente, ...
- Portuguese:adstringência, severidade, ...
- Chinese:涩味, 收缩性, ...
- Japanese:渋み, 収斂性, ...
- Arabic:قَبَضِيَّة, قابضية, ...
- Hebrew:עֲפִיצוּת, חֲרִיפוּת, ...
- Russian:вяжущий вкус, вяжущие свойства, ...
- Ukrainian:в'яжучий смак, в'яжуча дія, ...
- Hindi:कसैलापन, संकुचन गुण, ...
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