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Definition

taffeta /'tæfÇtǝ/ n [U] တာဖက္တာပိုးတု။

Examples

1. ‘Nora couldn't help herself; she began to tear at the delicate fabric of the dress
2. bits and pieces of red taffeta and silk flying every which way.’
3. ‘Inventories of her furnishings from the 1660s and 1670s mention fabric curtains for mirrors
4. such as one of blue taffeta in her Stockholm residence.’
5. ‘He summoned his brother: ‘Get in a stock of taffeta and rope and you'll see one of the most astonishing sights in the whole world!’’
6. ‘Traditionally
7. windsocks are made from nylon ripstop
8. taffeta or oxford cloth
9. available in a variety of bright colors.’
10. ‘One display used five layers
11. with a blind within the window
12. followed by several layers of taffeta (yes
13. taffeta's still in)
14. topped with two heavier drapes.’
15. ‘She wore a gown of ivory taffeta adorned with gold brocade made by her own hand.’
16. ‘A sleeper chair (above left) is tufted and skirted in the same plaid taffeta used behind the bed.’
17. ‘Gowns in black
18. burnished orange
19. cognac and pale pink easily communicate the rock princess vibe
20. especially when combined with silk taffeta
21. velvets and plush taffetas.’
22. ‘Teaming a humble fabric such as felt or towelling with a more lavish material such as silk or taffeta is a technique she frequently uses.’
23. ‘There are also chiffon
24. tulle
25. lace
26. crepe
27. taffeta and leather.’
28. ‘I washed dishes for months to afford its creamy layers of alternating lace and taffeta
29. accented at the waist by a peach silk rose.’
30. ‘Will you hear the crisp crackle of silk taffeta or did you just use glazed cotton which will make no sound at all?’
31. ‘She wore an ‘ensemble of green taffeta fashioned with a loose fitting bodice and bouffant skirt
32. ’ and her husband were a matching court outfit.’
33. ‘The taffeta of Jezebelle's skirt brushed lightly against Angela's crossed legs
34. and the younger girl's mind was already half made.’
35. ‘He was disconcerted to hear that she wanted a pink living room
36. but he followed her lead
37. draping the room's three sets of French doors and two windows in striped pink taffeta.’
38. ‘I glance out of the window and through a late-afternoon haze look down on a sea that is the light blue of a blackbird's egg
39. its texture that of ruffled taffeta.’
40. ‘Her off-the-shoulder gown
41. which she disliked intensely
42. was made of fifty yards of ivory silk taffeta.’
43. ‘Before it stood a young woman wearing white taffeta.’
44. ‘Fabrics that hold their shape
45. such as taffeta and heavy silk
46. have also made a comeback.’
47. ‘The shapes are a lot more feminine
48. the fabrics - taffeta
49. silk and lace - are a lot more feminine
50. and there are more textures involved.’