sarsenet

/'sɑ:snit/ Cách viết khác : (sarsenet) /'sɑ:snit/
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sarsenet

A tailor carefully cuts a piece of sarsenet for a dress lining.

Definition

Noun: - A fine, soft, and lightweight silk fabric, traditionally used for linings in garments, especially in historical or high-quality clothing.

Usage
  • As a material noun: Refers to the fabric itself.
    • The dress was lined with delicate sarsenet to make it more comfortable against the skin.
    • Historical costumes often feature sarsenet for its smooth texture.
Advanced Usage
  • Historical/Archaic Context: The term is primarily used in historical, textile, or costume design contexts rather than modern everyday language.
    • The museum's collection includes a 19th-century gown with a sarsenet lining.
Variants and Related Words
  • Sarcenet: An alternative spelling for the same fabric.
    • The tailor ordered several yards of sarcenet for the project.
Synonyms
  • Taffeta: A crisp, smooth woven fabric, often of silk, which can be similar in fineness but typically has more body.
  • Habutai: A type of lightweight, soft silk fabric.
  • Lining silk: A descriptive term for silk used specifically for linings.
Notes on Meaning
  • The word specifically denotes a type of silk, emphasizing its fineness and traditional use as a lining material. It is not typically used to describe synthetic fabrics or heavier textiles.
sarsenet

A tailor carefully cuts a piece of sarsenet for a dress lining.

Noun
  1. a fine soft silk fabric often used for linings

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