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- adjective textiles
woven with the most basic textileweave called plain weave.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective (of cloth) made in plain weave
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Examples
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Originally made of silk and worsted, poplins were plain-woven, with a fine horizontal rib, produced by using a finer warp thread than the weft.
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Originally made of silk and worsted, poplins were plain-woven, with a fine horizontal rib, produced by using a finer warp thread than the weft.
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Lightweight, plain-woven or twill silk or rayon fabric, soft, usually printed in small figures.
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While twill fabrics are not perfectly wrinkle resistant, they are more resistant to wrinkling than are plain-woven fabrics.
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While twill fabrics are not perfectly wrinkle resistant, they are more resistant to wrinkling than are plain-woven fabrics.
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Lightweight, plain-woven or twill silk or rayon fabric, soft, usually printed in small figures.
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While twill fabrics are not perfectly wrinkle resistant, they are more resistant to wrinkling than are plain-woven fabrics.
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Lightweight, plain-woven or twill silk or rayon fabric, soft, usually printed in small figures.
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Lightweight, plain-woven or twill silk or rayon fabric, soft, usually printed in small figures.
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While twill fabrics are not perfectly wrinkle resistant, they are more resistant to wrinkling than are plain-woven fabrics.
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