The quality or state of being carrot-like, resembling a carrot in color, texture, or other characteristics.
Formed from 'carroty' plus the abstract noun suffix '-ness,' which converts adjectives into nouns describing the quality. This follows the standard pattern for creating abstract nouns (like 'happiness' from 'happy').
The '-ness' suffix is incredibly productive in English—we can add it to almost any adjective to get its abstract quality. Someone describing a shade as having 'carrotiness' is being quite literary about that specific orange hue!
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