pleated
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- adjective
- /ˈpliːtɪd/
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plisado
- The pleated skirt she chose perfectly matched her blouse for the office meeting.
And it's just this tartan pleated skirt.
- And it's just this tartan pleated skirt.
- But this is a brown knitted pleated skirt and it just looks perfection.
- You got flat front, pleated front and Patriot Front, and those only come in extra small.
- OK, Had it or hit it pleated khaki pants.
- So it's like a white denim skirt, but it's pleated like a bit tennis style.
Examples
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A Cape, a shirt, a tie, grey socks, jumper, a pleated skirt, and black shoes.
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And it matches my black pleated pants.
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This is the the best pleated dress you can imagine.
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And again, for work, I bought this pleated skirt.
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Bought this pleated skirt, which is long.
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Next I got this off white turtleneck with pleated lines down it.
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And it's just this tartan pleated skirt.
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But this is a brown knitted pleated skirt and it just looks perfection.
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She wore a beautiful pleated dress to the party, which flowed elegantly as she danced.
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He admired the pleated details on her blouse, which added a stylish touch to her outfit.
Synonyms
Cloth with small soft folds like a draped veil
To gather fabric into small folds to make it look ruffled
Made into small, regular folds that look like waves
Clothing or bedding folded and held neatly in place
Antonyms
How Pleated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pleated comes from the Latin root plicare, which means 'to fold', and entered English through old French. That's why a pleated skirt or curtain is made by folding the fabric into narrow 'folds' or creases.