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ripeness

[ UK /ɹˈa‍ɪpnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. the state of being ripe

How To Use ripeness In A Sentence

  • They're compelling red wines of pipe-organ depth and power without excessive alcohol or overripeness. Two Worlds of Argentine Wines
  • All of which suggests that, just as either the overripeness or the rawness of what you serve can speak to your cultivation, to your acquired level of artistry, so cruelty can exhibit your refinement. BREAKFAST WITH SOCRATES
  • English buffo Ian Wallace lacks the ripeness and buzz of the best Italian buffos, but the voice is substantial enough and his mastery of the text is never in doubt; his expertise shows through particularly during the "Gioa pace!" scene.
  • We grow only the best-tasting varieties and we pick and sell them at the perfect ripeness or maturity.
  • Harvested at early grape ripeness and cool maturation in steel tanks to retain fruit freshness.
  • As Bob Travers ventures to say, “all that talk of physiological ripeness these days with cabernet is simply an excuse to try and get huge crop loads to ripen sufficiently, as cabernet is always going to taste really green at those yields unless you let the grapes hang out there until they are nearly raisins.” Mayacamas - one of the greatest California Cabernets by John Gilman | Dr Vino's wine blog
  • Better to await ripeness to avoid bitter fruit.
  • I love fruit desserts; I opt for something fruited over something not almost any time … Understanding what to look for in ripeness or the names of fruit allows the reader to feel more comfortable in purchasing something they might not have in the past. Rustic Fruit Desserts
  • Wrinkles and dimples indicate ripeness on this vine-growing fruit. 4 exotic fruits to try this weekend
  • Squeeze the fruit to test for ripeness.
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