tissuey
- adjective
- /ˈtɪʃuːi/
- Her sculpture used a tissuey fabric to mimic the look of muscle.
Examples
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The sample was more tissuey than expected, making it difficult to cut cleanly.
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The material felt surprisingly tissuey, almost like real skin.
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This fabric feels tissuey.
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Her dress had a tissuey quality that flowed beautifully.
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The artist used a tissuey fabric to create a lifelike sculpture that resembled human skin.
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When touched, the tissuey layer of the flower petals felt soft and delicate against my fingers.
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The new wallpaper has a tissuey appearance, giving the room a warm and inviting feel.
Synonyms
Easy to press and feels like a sponge
Having the feel and look of soft body parts like skin or muscle
A surface like skin that is thin and flexible
How Soft
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tissuey comes from tissue, a word that originally came from a French word meaning 'woven' and is like the familiar word textile. Think of soft layers woven together like skin or muscle. That's why something described as tissuey feels soft, flexible, and like body tissue.