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stiffness in Turkish

stiffness in Turkish is katılık, direngenlik, inatçılık — stiffness means the quality of being rigid or resistant to bending.

stiffness in Turkish

katılık
noun
Rigidity or a measure of rigidity.
direngenlik
noun
Inflexibility or a measure of inflexibility.
inatçılık
noun
Inflexibility or a measure of inflexibility.

What does "stiffness" mean?

  1. noun The quality of being rigid or resistant to bending.
    "Engineers test the stiffness of the beam before approving the design."
  2. noun Soreness or tightness in the muscles, often after unusual exercise.
    "He woke up with stiffness in his legs after the long hike."
  3. noun A lack of ease or naturalness in manner or style.
    "There was a certain stiffness to his speech that made the audience uneasy."
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stiffness in a sentence

  • Engineers test the stiffness of the beam before approving the design.
  • The stiffness of the new mattress took a while to get used to.
  • He woke up with stiffness in his legs after the long hike.
  • A hot bath can help ease muscle stiffness.

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What is "stiffness" in Turkish?

"stiffness" in Turkish is katılık, direngenlik, inatçılık. stiffness means: The quality of being rigid or resistant to bending.

How do you use "stiffness" in a sentence?

Example: "Engineers test the stiffness of the beam before approving the design." In Turkish, "stiffness" is katılık, direngenlik, inatçılık.

Are there other ways to say "stiffness" in Turkish?

Yes — Turkish has 3 translations listed for "stiffness": katılık, direngenlik, inatçılık.

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