corded
/'kɔ:did/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Of textiles; having parallel raised lines: Describes a fabric or material that features a pattern of raised, parallel lines or ridges, often created by a specific weaving technique or the inclusion of cord-like threads.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The elegant curtains were made from a heavy, corded velvet.
- She preferred the textured feel of the corded fabric for her upholstery project.
Advanced Usage
- Describing Texture and Structure: The term is often used in fashion, interior design, and textiles to specify a type of weave or fabric finish that is ribbed or ridged.
- The designer's latest collection features corded silks that catch the light beautifully.
Variants and Related Words
- Cord (noun): A thin, flexible string or rope made of twisted strands.
- He used a piece of cord to tie the package.
- Cording (noun): The act of making cord, or a decorative trim resembling cord.
- The cording on the edge of the pillow added a nice detail.
Synonyms
- Ribbed: Having a pattern of raised lines.
- Corduroyed: Having a ridged, velvety texture (though this is more specific to the fabric corduroy).
- Reeded: Marked with parallel ridges (often used for surfaces other than textiles, like metal or glass).
Antonyms
- Smooth: Having an even and regular surface; free from projections or ridges.
- Flat: Lacking texture or raised patterns.
Related Phrases
- Corded weave: A specific type of textile weave that produces the characteristic raised lines.
- The durability of the fabric comes from its tight, corded weave.
Adjective
- of textiles; having parallel raised lines