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plush-like

plush-like

4.9
Soft and thick like a stuffed toy
  • adjective
  • /plʌʃ-laɪk/
translation icon : parecido a terciopelo
  • The plush-like material of the sofa made it incredibly comfortable to sit on.

Examples

  • The hotel’s plush-like towels gave guests a feeling of luxury.

  • I love the plush-like texture of this blanket.

  • She bought a plush-like rug to add warmth and softness to her bedroom.

  • The plush-like material feels wonderful against the skin.

  • The plush-like fabric of the jacket made it a favorite for chilly evenings.

  • Her pet loved the plush-like bed that she bought for it.

  • The curtains had a plush-like appearance, adding elegance to the room.

Synonyms

luxurious
vsplush-like
62 5.6

Something that is very comfortable and expensive and shows someone is rich

focuses on material softness and look rather than status or price
velvety
vsplush-like
11 3.8

Smooth and very soft in touch, look, sound, or taste

leans toward thicker pile and richer texture instead of mere smoothness
wuzzy
vsplush-like
3 7.7

Soft and fuzzy to touch that feels cozy

describes smooth, rich fabric look rather than fuzzy texture
cushiony
vsplush-like
1 3.0

Soft and comfortable because it has cushions or soft padding

focuses on fabric-like softness and appearance rather than padding
velvet
vsplush-like
1 3.3

Very smooth and soft to touch

implies denser pile and fuller softness rather than gentle smoothness
plushy
vsplush-like
4.6

Soft and thick like the fabric used for teddy bears

is a general term for resembling that soft, rich fabric
velvet-textured
vsplush-like
5.1

Smooth and very soft to touch, sound, or taste, like chocolate

highlights overall fabric resemblance rather than only surface smoothness
as soft as velvet
vsplush-like
3.6

Very soft to the touch like velvet

describes general fabric likeness rather than only extreme softness

Antonyms

764 1.0

Firm and not easy to bend, break, or pierce

A surface that feels bumpy or not smooth to the touch

How Plush

plush-like
4.9
velvety
11 3.8
soft
552 1.0

Surface Forms

plush-like positive

Morphology

plush-like = plush (transparent) = plush + like

A straightforward adjective formed with the productive suffix '-like' meaning 'similar to plush'.

Etymology

Plush-like starts with plush, a word that originally named a soft, furry cloth and comes from an old word for 'hair', and it ends with -like, which means 'similar to'. So plush-like simply means 'similar to plush', that is soft and luxurious.