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Definitions for fabrics
fab·rics
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fabricsnoun
Plural form of fabric.
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fabricsnoun
Plural noun of the word fabric.
The shop sold a variety of colors and patterns of many different fabrics so we loved to visit it when we needed to create something with fabric.
Submitted by MaryC on April 2, 2016
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of fabrics in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of fabrics in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
Examples of fabrics in a Sentence
The pictures are in color. ... But for the most part, the colors are just the skin tones of the person, the backgrounds are either white, gray or black. And the clothing or fabrics are very, very neutral. I don't think it reads like color. I'm not looking at a colorful carnival.
We have so many traditional fabrics, so many traditional English suppliers, it's really turned into my love affair with all those textiles and histories.
Simplicity is the end, and not the beginning, of design, we developed clean and uncluttered interiors, weaving in ancient metal jaalis screens, antique brass embossing, block printed fabrics and hand-picked artifacts.
Find breathable, lightweight fabrics that are easy to wear. Dresses and jumpsuits are always an easy item to throw on, while not being too constricting during the warmer months of summer.
Synthetic fabrics were invented in the late '30s and ’40s, which along with fashion influences, allowed athletes to wear competition gear that was more form-fitting, though still baggy, more of the athletes' body was exposed to the public.
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- tejidosSpanish
- tessutiItalian
- tecidosPortuguese
- тканьRussian
- 面料Chinese
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