reactedness

noun

Plural:   reactednesses

The state or degree of being partly or fully reacted (transformed physically or chemically).  The quality achieved by a partial or complete physical or chemical reaction / interreaction / interaction.

Examples:

Thanks to this water-exchange-driven transition, the initial slurry-ish mixture gradually solidifies.  The sequel is a growing dough viscosity and a gradating degree of mutual reactedness of the watery and waterless raw materials.  This coupling interreaction already occurs during mixing.  (Source: J∙ Okram - Semolina Dumplings for Soups  ●  Cooking Recipe.) 

Words Explainer

 www.okram.fr 

Suggest  Additions

Missing words?
Use a simple form to request new explanations.

Less  Usual  &  Rare  Words

Julion Okram's Word Explainer is a concise dictionary of uncommon, less standard and expert words appearing in mystery thrillers and science fiction adventures.  It contains little-known or fictional geographical names, scientific terms, slang, professional jargons, archaisms, dialects, neologisms, composite expressions, etc⋅.  Find word definitions, alternative meanings, occasional notes about etymology and stems, and story-related contextual remarks.  The entire vocabulary is searchable online.  Readers wishing to go offline or have a printed reference at hand can download this full glossary as a wordbook in PDF format.