deciduousness
/dɪˈsɪdʒuəsnəs/
noun
- The quality or state of shedding leaves annually, as trees and shrubs do in autumn.
- The forest's deciduousness means that in winter, sunlight reaches the forest floor.
- Gardeners must consider the deciduousness of a tree when planning for winter shade.
- The deciduousness of maple trees creates a spectacular display of fall colors.
- The quality of being temporary or not permanent; the tendency to fall away or be shed after a period.
- Some critics noted the deciduousness of the trend, predicting it would fade within a year.
- The deciduousness of baby teeth is a natural part of growing up.
- The deciduousness of antlers in deer allows them to regrow larger ones each season.
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