moth-resistant
- adjective
- /mɔθ-rɪˈzɪstənt/
- She always stores her winter clothes in moth-resistant bags.
Examples
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The sweater is made from moth-resistant wool to prevent insect damage.
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The carpet was treated with a moth-resistant solution.
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This coat is made from moth-resistant fabric.
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We bought moth-resistant storage bags for our winter clothes.
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The sweater is made from moth-resistant wool to prevent insect damage.
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The carpet was treated with a moth-resistant solution.
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We bought moth-resistant storage bags for our winter clothes.
Synonyms
Difficult for moths to damage
Antonyms
How Resistant
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Moth-resistant joins moth, the small night insect that can eat cloth, and resist, which means 'to stand against'. So, moth-resistant describes a fabric that stands against moths and does not get easily damaged.