vitreosity
/ˌvɪtrɪˈɒsɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being glassy or vitreous, typically in reference to the appearance or texture of a substance.
“The geologist noted the vitreosity of the obsidian sample, which gave it a distinctive glassy sheen.”
2. noun
A glassy or vitreous appearance, typically in reference to the surface of a substance.
“The vitreosity of the melted metal made it seem like a pool of molten glass.”
3. noun
The property of being vitreous, especially in reference to the texture or appearance of a substance.
“The scientist studied the vitreosity of the material to understand its unique properties.”