Compactness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPACTNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being compact
• The state or quality of being compact; close union of parts; density.
• the spatial property of being crowded together
• the consistency of a compact solid
ADJECTIVE:
• having all the necessary components or features neatly fitted into a small space
• (of a person or animal) small, strong, and well proportioned.
• (of speech or writing) concise in expression
• closely and neatly packed together; dense
• composed or made up of
• become compressed by the exertion of force
• form (something) by pressing its component parts firmly together
• express in fewer words; condense
• exert force on (something) so that it becomes more dense; compress
• make or enter into (a formal agreement) with another party or parties
• a small flat case containing face powder, a mirror, and a powder puff.
• something that is a small and conveniently shaped example of its kind, in particular a compact camera
• a mass of powdered metal compacted together in preparation for sintering
• a formal agreement or contract between two or more parties
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• predominantly formed or fille; composed, made

Words related to COMPACTNESS

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Words that contain COMPACTNESS

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How to use COMPACTNESS in a sentence

• Beautiful, not only for the compactness and delicacy of its texture, and for the regularity and smoothness of its surface, but still more for its colour.
• Pert was struck on the nose with a snow-ball of wondrous compactness.
• In the concluding chapters, too, the various threads of interest are gathered together with very little artistic compactness.
• Catholicism obeys the orders of one man, and has therefore a unity, a compactness, a power, which Protestant denominations do not possess.
• One impression that Brussels is almost certain to make upon the visitor is its compactness.
• Compactness, quick-heating, and strength are the characteristics of motor-car boilers.
• Perhaps the solid, square compactness of the buildings has much to do with this.
• They are strong only in the compactness of their union, while the citizens of the free States are divided in interest and opinion.
• But, for all that, she imparted an impression of compactness, the compactness of things dwarfed and stunted.
• We see then that the power of the soil to take in rainfall depends on its texture or the size and compactness of the particles.
• We find then that the power of soils to absorb and hold moisture depends on the amount of sand, clay, or humus which they contain, and the compactness of the particles.
• To give compactness to soils that are light and loose and thus enable them to hold moisture and plant food better.
• This process continues with greater or less rapidity according to the dryness of the air and the compactness of the soil.
• I have also, for the sake of compactness, briefly touched on their subsequent careers.
• The tests to apply in selecting a view camera are its workmanship, compactness, and the various attachments and conveniences it has.
• By its compactness and ease of management, rocks, and stumps too high to be cut over, can be easily avoided.
• He had a marvellous compactness of speech, and a marvellous sagacity in seeing the turning-point of a great question.
• The general plan of this pueblo is quite different from that of the present villages, and approaches the older types in symmetry and compactness.
• Having seen the compactness and simplicity of an army column at the front, we were to find that the same thing applied to high command.
• Her form, neither plump nor spare, had yet a firm, elastic compactness, and her slightest movement conveyed a certain impression of decision and self-reliance.
• He had that fine compactness of person which we regard as the promise of longevity, and no mind was ever more exultant in youthful feeling.
• First there were the physical features, the compactness of the kingdom, a fertile soil, a propitious climate, and a frontage upon two great seas.
• This little bit commonly called the prologue is a gem of simplicity and compactness.
• Very short, thin, and ill-shaped, his person wanted the compactness necessary to stand alone, until it was encased in stays.
• It was getting to a compactness that could be easily poked up and divinely appropriated.
• This is saying a great deal, though it is not claiming for him the compactness, nor the robust vigor, nor the depth of thought, of many others masters in it.
• One could see at a glance from its neat compactness that it was English.
• Why is there such a difference in value? Simply arrangement and compactness.

Similar words containing MPACTNES without suffix s and without prefix co

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