prickliness's Usage Examples:

usually not found in conifer forests, likely due to the dryness and prickliness of some pine and spruce needles, which may injure amphibians with their.

precious affectation, the film is imbued with an engaging mix of warmth and prickliness by the lovely, lived-in performances of Jim Broadbent and Lindsay Duncan.

 gunnii due to the features of the lemma and the prickliness of the leaves.

The Quint reviewed, "Varun Badola embraces the prickliness of being a middle-aged widower and makes the audience empathise with.

"Of Lahore, Rome and prickliness".

showing "the tightest mystery ever written", instead relying on "female prickliness, especially in professional settings" to create drama.

Propagation is by seed, preferably gathered using gloves due to the prickliness of the foliage.

of The New York Times wrote that Eckardt’s music "celebrates harmonic prickliness, rhythmic complexity and a density of ideas".

have been recorded, the resulting plants having variable hairiness and prickliness.

Grace of God Go I” makes its pungent point clear through its musical prickliness, “Gypsy Woman (She’s Homeless)” sets its portrait of a crusty, haphazardly.

' Meyerbeer's relationship with Heine displays the awkwardness and prickliness of the social personae of both parties.

The Christian Science Monitor observed that a "rhetorical prickliness" had come about from escalating Obama administration criticism of BP—straining.

folksongs in perfect period style and succeeds in making Llewyn, for all his prickliness, an unexpectedly likeable, melancholic figure.

Synonyms:

raggedness; bristliness; spininess; roughness; thorniness;

Antonyms:

elegance; order; pleasantness; agreeableness; smoothness;