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Meaning of ramee
Wordnet
ramee (n)
tall perennial herb of tropical Asia with dark green leaves; cultivated for the fiber from its woody stems that resembles flax
Webster
ramee (n.)
See Ramie.
ramee Sentence Examples
- The delicate ramee fabric draped elegantly over her shoulders.
- Ramee, renowned for its durability, was chosen for the sails of the sturdy ship.
- The intricate lace doily was crafted from the finest ramee thread.
- The ramee plant, with its towering stems and glossy leaves, flourished in the humid climate.
- The farmers harvested the ramee fibers with care, ensuring their exceptional strength and quality.
- The ramee strands were spun into a shimmering yarn, creating a luxurious textile.
- Traditional artisans employed ramee to produce exquisite woven tapestries and intricate embroideries.
- The ramee garments maintained their pristine appearance, resisting fading and wrinkles.
- The production of ramee provided a sustainable livelihood for local communities.
- The ramee industry has witnessed a resurgence, as consumers appreciate its natural beauty and eco-friendly qualities.
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tall perennial herb of tropical Asia with dark green leaves; cultivated for the fiber from its woody stems that resembles flaxSee Ramie.
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The delicate ramee fabric draped elegantly over her shoulders.
Ramee, renowned for its durability, was chosen for the sails of the sturdy ship.
The intricate lace doily was crafted from the finest ramee thread.
The ramee plant, with its towering stems and glossy leaves, flourished in the humid climate.
