rockiness
/ˈrɑkinəs/
noun
- The quality or state of being full of rocks or having a rough, uneven surface.
- Farmers avoid fields with high rockiness because they are hard to plow.
- The rockiness of the trail made the hike difficult.
- The beach's rockiness kept swimmers away, but it was perfect for tide pools.
- A feeling of instability or unsteadiness, as in a relationship or situation.
- The company faced financial rockiness during the recession.
- The rockiness of their friendship after the argument worried everyone.
- She felt a rockiness in her stomach before the big presentation.
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