squatness

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squatness

The building's squatness made it look sturdy and low to the ground.

Definition

Noun: - The property of being short and broad: The state or quality of having a shape that is relatively low in height compared to its width; a lack of tallness combined with a solid, broad base.

Usage
  • This noun describes a physical characteristic, typically of an object, building, or sometimes a person's build, emphasizing a shape that is wider than it is tall.
  • It is a formal or descriptive term often used in technical, architectural, or anatomical contexts.
Examples
  • The squatness of the ancient fortress made it look incredibly sturdy and immovable.
  • Despite its squatness, the small cottage had a surprisingly spacious interior.
  • The bulldog is a breed known for its powerful build and general squatness.
Advanced Usage
  • In Design/Aesthetics: Can be used to describe a deliberate stylistic choice where a low, broad form is preferred for stability or a particular visual effect.
    • The architect favored squatness in his designs, believing it created a stronger connection to the landscape.
Variants and Related Words
  • Squat (adjective): Short and thick; low and broad.
    • The squat tower dominated the skyline.
  • Squat (verb): To crouch or sit with the knees bent and the heels close to the buttocks.
  • Squattish (adjective): Somewhat squat.
Synonyms
  • Stockiness: The quality of being solidly built; thickest.
  • Stubbiness: The quality of being short and thick.
  • Chunkiness: The quality of being short and solidly built.
Antonyms
  • Tallness: The quality of being of great or more than average height.
  • Slenderness: The quality of being gracefully thin; slimness.
  • Lankiness: The quality of being ungracefully thin and tall.
squatness

The building's squatness made it look sturdy and low to the ground.

Noun
  1. the property of being short and broad

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