fullonical (Meaning)
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fullonical (a.)
Pertaining to a fuller of cloth.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fullonical
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fullonical Sentence Examples
- The fullonical process involved pounding wool to remove dirt and oils.
- The fulling mill employed fullonical hammers to agitate and cleanse wool fabrics.
- Fullonical machines operated by waterpower, harnessing the force of rivers.
- Fullonical mills were once a common sight in medieval towns, filling the air with the rhythmic sound of hammers.
- The fullonical art required skilled workers who specialized in treating wool.
- The fullonical industry thrived during the Middle Ages, producing high-quality woolens for clothing and other uses.
- Fullonical mills played a crucial role in the production of woolen garments, which were essential for warmth and protection in cold climates.
- Fullonical techniques have evolved over time, but the basic principles remain the same.
- Modern fullonical machines use advanced technology to ensure efficient and precise processing of wool fibers.
- Fullonical treatments enhance the strength, durability, and texture of wool, making it an ideal material for a variety of applications.
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Pertaining to a fuller of cloth.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The fullonical process involved pounding wool to remove dirt and oils.
The fulling mill employed fullonical hammers to agitate and cleanse wool fabrics.
Fullonical machines operated by waterpower, harnessing the force of rivers.
Fullonical mills were once a common sight in medieval towns, filling the air with the rhythmic sound of hammers.
