leatherlike
- adjective
- /ˈlɛðərˌlaɪk/
- The jacket is made of a leatherlike material.
Examples
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She wore a jacket made of leatherlike fabric that was both stylish and durable.
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The sofa was covered in a leatherlike material that felt almost as soft as real leather.
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The plant has leatherlike leaves that help it conserve water in its dry environment.
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She prefers leatherlike fabrics for her handbags.
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The new jacket is made from a leatherlike material that is both durable and stylish.
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These leatherlike shoes are perfect for rainy days because they withstand moisture well.
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He chose a leatherlike finish for the furniture to give it a sophisticated look.
Synonyms
Feels tough but flexible like animal skin
Made from man-made material that looks like leather
Having a smooth, tough surface like the skin used for bags or jackets
Thick and tough like leather
Made from animal skin treated to be thick and smooth
How Leather-like
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word leatherlike comes from leather, meaning 'animal skin', and the ending -like, meaning 'similar to'. So, leatherlike describes something that looks or feels 'similar to leather', often tough but flexible like the real thing.