flabbiness
nounUK /ˈflæbinəs/
US /ˈflæbinəs/
The state of being soft and loose instead of firm.
The flabbiness of the old balloon made it hard to blow up.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A lack of strength or energy.
The flabbiness of the team's effort showed in the final score.
3. A lack of clear force or power in writing or speech.
The flabbiness of the argument made it easy to challenge.
4. The quality of being weak and without shape.
He noticed the flabbiness of the dough before baking it.