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wrinkleproof

wrinkleproof

3.7
Material that stays smooth and does not crease
  • adjective
  • /ˈrɪŋklˌpruf/
translation icon : a prueba de arrugas
  • Many school uniforms are made from wrinkleproof materials for easy care.

Examples

  • This wrinkleproof fabric is perfect for travelers who want to pack light.

  • He bought a wrinkleproof shirt for his business trip.

  • This shirt is wrinkleproof and looks great all day.

  • I love wearing wrinkleproof clothes while traveling.

  • He bought a wrinkleproof shirt for his business trip.

  • Many school uniforms are made from wrinkleproof materials for easy care.

  • This wrinkleproof fabric is perfect for travelers who want to pack light.

Synonyms

wrinkle-resistant
vswrinkleproof
3.7

Cloth that does not crease easily and stays smooth after wear or washing

is made by treatment or finishing to prevent folds reliably
crease-resistant
vswrinkleproof
4.1

Clothes or fabric that do not wrinkle easily

is applied as a manufacturing finish to stop folds forming
creaseproof
vswrinkleproof
5.2

Fabric that does not get wrinkled easily

is made by treatment or finishing to prevent folds reliably

Antonyms

34 1.5

Having small lines on skin or cloth

How Smooth

wrinkleproof
3.7
wrinkled
34 1.5
wrinkly
13 2.4
crumpled
3.5

Surface Forms

wrinkleproof positive

Morphology

wrinkleproof = wrinkle + proof (transparent) = wrinkle + proof

Formed by the clear compound 'wrinkle' + 'proof' following a productive English pattern (e.g., waterproof) meaning 'resistant to wrinkling'.

Etymology

Wrinkleproof comes from the two words wrinkle 'a small fold in cloth' and proof 'resistant to'. Think of it like waterproof or bulletproof — it means the fabric resists folds and stays smooth.