muslin (Meaning)
Wordnet
muslin (n)
plain-woven cotton fabric
Webster
muslin (n.)
A thin cotton, white, dyed, or printed. The name is also applied to coarser and heavier cotton goods; as, shirting and sheeting muslins.
Synonyms & Antonyms of muslin
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muslin Sentence Examples
- The delicate muslin curtains billowed softly in the summer breeze.
- The photographer draped a sheer muslin over the window to create a flattering light effect.
- The baby's crib was adorned with soft muslin swaddles and blankets.
- The bride's ethereal veil was made of flowing muslin, adding an air of etherealness.
- The antique tablecloth was made of intricately embroidered muslin.
- The ballet dancer's flowing gown was constructed from layers of gauzy muslin.
- The wound was covered with a sterile muslin bandage to protect it from infection.
- The painter used muslin to create a canvas for their abstract masterpiece.
- The bread baker used muslin to line the bread basket, preventing the loaves from sticking.
- The florist wrapped the bouquet in layers of muslin to preserve its freshness.
FAQs About the word muslin
plain-woven cotton fabricA thin cotton, white, dyed, or printed. The name is also applied to coarser and heavier cotton goods; as, shirting and sheeting muslins
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The delicate muslin curtains billowed softly in the summer breeze.
The photographer draped a sheer muslin over the window to create a flattering light effect.
The baby's crib was adorned with soft muslin swaddles and blankets.
The bride's ethereal veil was made of flowing muslin, adding an air of etherealness.
