Pronunciation: /əbˈsɔːrbənsi/
noun the quality of being able to soak up or take in liquid or other substances
A1 The paper towel's absorbancy is impressive.
A2 The absorbancy of the sponge is ideal for cleaning up spills.
B1 The absorbancy of the fabric determines how quickly it dries.
B2 The absorbancy of the soil affects the growth of plants.
C1 Scientists are studying the absorbancy of different materials for environmental purposes.
C2 The absorbancy of the building materials was tested to ensure durability in extreme weather conditions.
formal The fabric's absorbancy level is important to consider when choosing towels.
informal These towels have great absorbancy, they dry you off quickly.
slang I spilled my drink, can you grab a towel with some good absorbancy?
figurative Her absorbancy for new information is impressive, she learns quickly.
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