noun
- the quality or state of being stringy, viscous, or having a rope-like texture
- poor quality; shoddiness
Usage: informal; British
Examples
- The ropiness of the egg whites indicated they were past their prime.
- She noticed the ropiness of the old paint as it dripped from the brush.
- The sauce’s ropiness made it difficult to pour smoothly.
- The ropiness of the cheap fabric was evident when she touched it.
- He complained about the ropiness of the hotel’s service.
- The ropiness of the syrup created long strands when lifted with a spoon.