silkiness

IPA: sˈɪɫkinʌs

Examples of "silkiness" in Sentences

It also gives the baked custard a light silkiness, but the milk waters down the richness of the egg.
He was enraptured by what he called the silkiness of French women, particularly the women of Provence.
His hand moved over the silkiness of her tawny hair to the side of her face and lifted it away from his chest.
There was a delicious silkiness in the texture of the wine that expanded with extraordinary flavor in my mouth.
“Would that be enough of a demonstration, Monsieur Nerin?” she asked, unable to keep the silkiness out of her voice.
It also, I discover, gives the baked custard a light silkiness which knocks the texture of its competitors into the long grass.
Next, in a medium bowl, you whisk salt and cream cheese to smoothness; they will add depth of flavor and silkiness to the final product.
She worked on the hair the longest, remembering how much she had touched her husband's hair at the beginning, enjoying so much its gentle silkiness.
A recipe on the Waitrose website finishes the chocolate off with 200ml single cream – not a great deal, compared to the litre and a bit of milk that's gone into it, but just enough to give it a luxurious silkiness in the mouth.
That's when I travel in my mind down gray sea island roads in the shade of towering live oaks, brush aside the dangling tendrils of Spanish moss, pause to watch a deer plunge through the woods, keep an eye out for that great blue heron, and marvel in the silkiness of the air and the moist humidity.