Freshness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FRESHNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being fresh
• (with reference to food) the state of being recently made or obtained or not having decayed
• the quality of being pleasantly new or different
• the state of being recently created or experienced and not faded or impaired
• the quality of being attractively youthful and unspoilt
• energy and vigour
• brightness or healthiness of complexion or appearance
• (with reference to wind) the quality of being cool and fairly strong
• the quality of being pleasantly clean and cool
• The state of being fresh.
• the property of being pure and fresh (as if newly made); not stale or deteriorated
• originality by virtue of being refreshingly novel
• an alert and refreshed state
• originality by virtue of being new and surprising
• the trait of being rude and impertinent; inclined to take liberties
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having its original qualities unimpaired; as; full of or renewed in vigor; refreshed; not stale, sour, or decayed; not faded; not worn or rumpled; not altered by processing

Words related to FRESHNESS

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Words that contain FRESHNESS

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How to use FRESHNESS in a sentence

• In spite of his grief, and the horrible night he had spent, his face retained its youthful freshness.
• It was early, and all the freshness of the morning was upon the road and the fields, where the sun had just dried the dew.
• The freshness of the genius that created Eve and Adam, unrivalled in their bloom of primal youth, has passed away.
• These provinces are like yourself, my Gertrude, in their freshness and their youth, and, comparatively, in their innocence also.
• All her dainty freshness has gone, and she now looks in years what in reality she is, close on thirty-five.
• I would gladly have remained there alone, drinking in the freshness of the night dews, but Jill came out and began chattering to me, until I went back with her into the room.
• She was longing to feel the freshness of cold water on her aching head and heavy eyes, and her hot face, and she groped her way out to the scullery.
• By compounding various colors in different proportions, new colors can be formed to give freshness and variety.
• Glenfernie entered as one who knew the place, but upon whom, at every coming, it struck with freshness and liking.
• The day had been fine and warm, but the breeze of the late afternoon was already blowing in from the lake, lending freshness and life to the air.
• The music here has a certain charm and freshness, but no more can be said for it.
• Your memory lives for ever in my mind, With all the fragrant freshness of the spring, With odorous lime and silver hawthorn twined, And mossy rest and woodland wandering.
• There was a freshness to the air they breathed, damp and cold though it was, which hinted of the upper world.
• Here, too, as in those distant lands, life is kept in constant freshness around the borders of the spring.
• It has, of course, been impossible to reproduce in all its vigour and freshness the language of the original.
• I hope that all of you may become friends of the paradise of Abha, appearing with the utmost freshness and spiritual beauty.
• I believe I see in you a freshness and truthfulness of nature on which I can rely for sympathy.
• With no loss of freshness, there were the strength, the poise, the assurance, that we are wont to associate with a riper womanhood.
• They would impart as much freshness and strength as they abstract.
• I gave her the eyes of one young village girl, and the rosy freshness of another.
• It was as if a door had been flung open, and the freshness and sanity of early morning came into the room when he did.
• The time required for cooking depends much upon the age and freshness of the vegetables, as well as the method of cooking employed.
• After he had remained through the heat of the day unconscious on the battle-field, the cool freshness of the night brought him to himself.
• It takes a determined effort, and the fresh touch of the Holy Spirit, too, to have them come with all the freshness of a new book.
• After the close atmosphere of the sickroom the freshness was welcome, and Mrs.
• He was indeed an ardent lover of the young, and his genius seemed to gather freshness from his intercourse with childhood.
• A vast inheritance of memories and associations was dimly brought to mind by that breath of the sea and freshness of the June day by the harbor side.
• The Atharva also contains speculative poems and, if it has not the freshness of the Rig Veda, is most valuable for the history of Indian thought and civilization.
• His golden dream of travel was over, and, worse, the freshness and buoyancy of youth had departed.

Similar words containing FRESHNES without suffix s

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