gusseted
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Provided or reinforced with gussets: Describes an item, typically a piece of clothing or fabric structure, that has been strengthened, expanded, or shaped by the addition of a gusset. A gusset is a triangular or diamond-shaped piece of material inserted into a seam to provide extra room, strength, or flexibility.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The hiking pants are gusseted at the crotch for greater freedom of movement.
- For durability, the heavy-duty work bag has gusseted side panels.
- The tailor recommended a gusseted sleeve to accommodate the client's full range of motion.
Advanced Usage
- Technical/Manufacturing Context: In textiles and apparel design, "gusseted" specifies a construction feature. It is often used in product descriptions for performance wear, bags, and upholstery to denote enhanced durability or comfort.
- The ergonomic office chair features a gusseted backrest for superior lumbar support.
Variants and Related Words
- Gusset (noun): The piece of material itself that is used for reinforcement or expansion.
- A leather gusset was added to the bag's sides.
- Gusseting (noun/gerund): The process or technique of adding gussets.
- The gusseting on these trousers is expertly done.
Synonyms
- Reinforced: Strengthened by adding extra material.
- Fortified: Made stronger or more robust.
- Expanded (in specific contexts): Made wider or roomier through the addition of a panel.
Antonyms
- Unreinforced: Not strengthened with extra material.
- Flat-constructed: Made from single, seamless panels without inserted pieces for expansion.
Adjective
- provided or reinforced with gussets