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Meaning of muslin

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muslin (n)

plain-woven cotton fabric

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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.

muslin Sentence Examples

  1. The delicate muslin curtains billowed softly in the summer breeze.
  2. The photographer draped a sheer muslin over the window to create a flattering light effect.
  3. The baby's crib was adorned with soft muslin swaddles and blankets.
  4. The bride's ethereal veil was made of flowing muslin, adding an air of etherealness.
  5. The antique tablecloth was made of intricately embroidered muslin.
  6. The ballet dancer's flowing gown was constructed from layers of gauzy muslin.
  7. The wound was covered with a sterile muslin bandage to protect it from infection.
  8. The painter used muslin to create a canvas for their abstract masterpiece.
  9. The bread baker used muslin to line the bread basket, preventing the loaves from sticking.
  10. The florist wrapped the bouquet in layers of muslin to preserve its freshness.

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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.