flakiness
/ˈflækɪnəs/Definitions
1. noun
The quality or state of being flaky, fragile, or unreliable.
“The flakiness of the new software caused numerous issues for users.”
2. noun
A characteristic of something that is light, crisp, and delicate, often in a culinary context, especially referring to pastry or biscuit texture.
“The baker was praised for the flakiness of her croissants.”
3. noun
A tendency to be unreliable, unresponsive, or unpredictable, often in a relationship or partnership.
“The flakiness of her boyfriend caused her to question their future together.”