IPA: /ˈsiːmɪnəs/
KK: /ˈsiːmɪnəs/
The condition of having seams or being seam-like, often referring to something that is not smooth or has visible lines or joints.
The seaminess of the fabric made it less appealing for the dress.
Seaminess → It is formed from "seam" (from Old English "sēam", meaning a line of stitching) and "-iness" (meaning the quality of). The word "seaminess" refers to the quality of having seams, often implying a certain roughness or coarseness in texture.
Think of a 'seam' as a line of stitching that connects pieces of fabric, and '-iness' indicates a quality. So, seaminess helps you remember the quality of having seams or a rough texture.