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Meanings of flakiness in English

Portuguese
insanidade
Catalan
guillada

Informal terms for insanity.

insanidade
Usage of flakiness in English
1
Once a byword for flakiness, Spurs are now hailed for their ferocity.
The Guardian
2
Lip mask An overnight natural lip mask is effective in reducing flakiness.
The South African
3
The flakiness of pastry depends upon the kind and amount of shortening used.
The Story of Crisco
4
Morpheus Manfred: Over the past 10 years, the flakiness of women has gotten worse.
The Guardian
5
For all her flakiness, her mom had still managed to create a successful business.
Nocturnal
6
According to Russian mythology, Jews suffer from excessive flakiness.
The new yorker
7
But their hangover of flakiness is enduring from the dying days of Arsene Wenger's reign.
The South African
8
Of course, there is another reason for this: the incoherence and flakiness of the centre-left itself.
The Guardian
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Then again, nothing beats lard for contributing flakiness.
Labor Day
10
They're supposed to be about moments of occasional attacking genius set against a background of general flakiness.
The Guardian
11
There should be visible bits of fat in the finished rolled crust, this provides lift and flakiness.
Wired
12
This means you won't have any problems with battery life or the occasional flakiness of a wireless connection.
News.com.au
13
Instead, this propaganda arm of Point Foundation cakewalked a fine line between impressive brilliance and New Age flakiness.
The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie...
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But they were prone to flakiness.
The Guardian
15
This team's flakiness is paradoxically stubborn.
The Guardian
16
Fine lines or flakiness can make an appearance, a signal that we need to step up our moisturisation game.
The Irish Times
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Translations for flakiness
Portuguese
insanidade
Flakiness through the time