1. the quality or state of being descriptive; the degree to which something provides detailed, vivid, or comprehensive description
Usage: abstract noun; typically uncountable

Examples

• The descriptiveness of her travel writing made readers feel as though they were visiting the locations themselves.
• The novel's descriptiveness slowed the pace but enriched the reader's experience.
• Teachers appreciate the descriptiveness of detailed feedback on student assignments.
• The descriptiveness of the witness's account helped the jury understand exactly what happened.
• His writing lacks descriptiveness; he tends to be too brief and factual.
• The descriptiveness of the painting's brushwork captures the emotion of the scene.
• Scientific reports often sacrifice descriptiveness for conciseness and clarity.