What is the Opposite(Antonym) of “unfibrous”?

The Opposite(Antonym) of “unfibrous”

The antonyms of unfibrous are fibrous and stringy. These words describe the texture of food or materials, with unfibrous meaning not having fibers, while fibrous and stringy mean having fibers that are tough and difficult to chew or break.

Explore all Antonyms of “unfibrous”

• fibrous
• stringy

Definitions and Examples of fibrous, stringy

Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!

fibrous

Containing or consisting of fibers that are tough and difficult to chew or break.

Example

The steak was too fibrous and hard to chew.

stringy

Containing or consisting of fibers that are string-like and difficult to chew or break.

Example

The chicken breast was stringy and hard to swallow.

Key Differences: fibrous vs stringy

• 1. Fibrous refers to a material that contains fibers that are tough and difficult to chew or break.
• 2. Stringy refers to a material that contains fibers that are string-like and difficult to chew or break.

Effective Usage of fibrous, stringy

• 1. Cooking: Use these antonyms when describing the texture of food in recipes or cooking instructions.
• 2. Materials: Use these antonyms when describing the texture of materials in manufacturing or construction.
• 3. Science: Use these antonyms when discussing the properties of materials in scientific research.

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Remember this!

The antonyms fibrous and stringy describe the texture of food or materials that contain tough and difficult-to-chew fibers. Use these words in cooking, materials, or science contexts to describe the texture of different materials.