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1. fabric
noun. ['ˈfæbrɪk'] artifact made by weaving or felting or knitting or crocheting natural or synthetic fibers.
Synonyms
- chintz
- felt
- wash-and-wear
- lisle
- khaki
- challis
- quilting
- coating
- monk's cloth
- macintosh
- bombazine
- tapa
- permanent press
- cerecloth
- silk
- satin
- marseille
- cambric
- duffle
- fustian
- knit
- frieze
- seersucker
- metallic
- piece of cloth
- plaid
- towelling
- silesia
- bagging
- duck
- diamante
- camel's hair
- plush
- cashmere
- hopsacking
- grosgrain
- velours
- mackinaw
- toweling
- taffeta
- tappa
- tapis
- leatherette
- gingham
- sailcloth
- stammel
- twill
- samite
- moquette
- wire cloth
- homespun
- linen
- chenille
- foulard
- batiste
- muslin
- polyester
- basket weave
- whipcord
- cobweb
- cotton
- mousseline de sole
- brocade
- watered-silk
- net
- meshwork
- upholstery material
- worsted
- lint
- canvas
- camo
- repp
- tweed
- moleskin
- etamin
- broadcloth
- terry cloth
- artefact
- canopy
- ninon
- pina cloth
- meshing
- grogram
- hopsack
- canvass
- duffel
- baize
- acrylic
- moreen
- jean
- mesh
- georgette
- flannelette
- vicuna
- imitation leather
- etamine
- vulcanized fiber
- tapestry
- Viyella
- batik
- wool
- buckram
- camouflage
- hair
- satinet
- calico
- drapery
- gabardine
- organza
- cretonne
- pinstripe
- corduroy
- fleece
- rep
- suiting
- pepper-and-salt
- satinette
- motley
- material
- crepe
- shantung
- doeskin
- pongee
- chino
- camelhair
- nankeen
- herringbone
- chiffon
- shag
- sponge cloth
- terry
- warp
- tammy
- dungaree
- yoke
- hem
- terrycloth
- pilot cloth
- cord
- faille
- sheeting
- suede cloth
- Velcro
- pique
- wincey
- bunting
- pick
- jaconet
- sackcloth
- haircloth
- horsehair
- paisley
- crape
- shirttail
- rayon
- edging
- suede
- percale
- weft
- mackintosh
- tartan
- khadi
- velour
- diaper
- velvet
- Canton flannel
- khaddar
- camlet
- woolen
- waterproof
- piece of material
- swan's down
- elastic
- trousering
- artifact
- moire
- cotton flannel
- lame
- spandex
- velveteen
- sateen
- madras
- nylon
- poplin
- voile
- linsey-woolsey
- woof
- cloth
- mohair
- network
- serge
- damask
- olive drab
- woollen
- filling
- durable press
- sacking
- belting
- ticking
- chambray
- fiber
- shirting
- jacquard
- web
- textile
- webbing
- denim
- lace
- crinoline
- aba
- boucle
- fibre
- flannel
- screening
- alpaca
- scrim
- sharkskin
- panting
- dimity
- oilcloth
Antonyms
Etymology
- fabrique (French)
- fabrica (Latin)
Rhymes with Fabric
- labreck
How do you pronounce fabric?
Pronounce fabric as ˈfæbrɪk.
US - How to pronounce fabric in American English
UK - How to pronounce fabric in British English
Sentences with fabric
1. Adjective
Clients might want to know the price points, availability, fabric quality or eco-friendliness of the clothing.
2. Noun, singular or mass
Add 2 inches to both measurements and cut the silver fabric this length and the height.
Quotes about fabric
1. Corporate executives and business owners need to realize that there can be no compromise when it comes to ethics, and there are no easy shortcuts to success. Ethics need to be carefully sown into the fabric of their companies.
- Vivek Wadhwa
2. I realized it for the first time in my life: there is nothing but mystery in the world, how it hides behind the fabric of our poor, browbeat days, shining brightly, and we don't even know it.
- Sue Monk Kidd, The Secret Life of Bees:
3. What we are reluctant to touch often seems the very fabric of our salvation.
- Don DeLillo
2. fabric
noun. ['ˈfæbrɪk'] the underlying structure.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Etymology
- fabrique (French)
- fabrica (Latin)
