double-dyed
- adjective
- /ˈdʌbəl daɪd/
- Specialized
- This shirt is double-dyed for a richer color.
Examples
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This shirt is double-dyed to ensure the color lasts even after many washes.
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You can notice the difference in tone between regular and double-dyed materials.
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The artisan uses a double-dyed method to create unique fabric designs.
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The fabric looks stunning because it is double-dyed.
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This fabric is double-dyed, giving it a vibrant and deep hue that stands out.
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I chose a double-dyed scarf because the two colors blend beautifully together.
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The double-dyed curtains in the living room add a rich touch to the decor.
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Etymology
Double-dyed originally described cloth that had been dyed twice: double means 'twice' and dye means 'to colour'. This makes the colour richer or lets two colours be used, so double-dyed now describes fabric made that way.