What is another word for fibrousness?
Pronunciation: [fˈɪbɹəsnəs] (IPA) 
Fibrousness refers to the tendency of a substance to be made up of or contain a large number of fibers. Synonyms for fibrousness include stringiness, toughness, chewiness, tensile strength, and resilience. These words describe the texture and durability of materials that are fibrous in nature. Stringiness refers to the tendency of fibers to form long, thin strands, while toughness describes the ability of fibrous materials to resist tearing or breaking under stress. Chewiness suggests a degree of firmness that requires a strong jaw to break down, while tensile strength and resilience both refer to the ability of fibrous materials to stretch and bounce back into shape.
