Definition

Adjective: - Having a texture that is soft, thick, and luxurious, similar to that of plush fabric.

Usage

This adjective is used to describe the tactile quality of a surface, material, or object. It emphasizes a softness and richness that feels like plush.

Examples

• The plush-like carpet felt wonderful underfoot.
• She chose a sofa with a plush-like upholstery for maximum comfort.
• The toy's fur was surprisingly plush-like and high-quality.

Advanced Usage

• The term is often used in descriptive writing for interiors, fashion, and product reviews to convey a sense of premium comfort and tactile appeal.
• It can be applied metaphorically in rare cases to describe something that provides an exceptionally soft or cushioned experience, even if not literally fabric (e.g., "a plush-like silence").

Variants and Related Words

• Plush (adj/n): Directly refers to the rich, soft fabric or something made from it. (e.g., a plush velvet robe).
• Plushy (adj): An informal variant meaning soft and full like plush.

Synonyms

• Velvety
• Cushiony
• Downy
• Fleecy
• Soft-textured

Antonyms

• Coarse
• Rough
• Scratchy
• Bristly

Adjective

1. (of textures) resembling plush