radzimir
- noun
- Archaic
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radzimir
- The dress was made of beautiful radzimir.
Examples
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The designer chose radzimir for the evening gown to give it a luxurious sheen.
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Her wedding dress was crafted from white radzimir and decorated with delicate lace.
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Vintage tailors often preferred radzimir for making high-quality suits and dresses.
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She wore a radzimir gown to the gala.
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The designer showcased a stunning gown made of radzimir, perfect for the elegant evening event.
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She chose a luxurious radzimir fabric for her wedding dress, ensuring a smooth and refined look.
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The tailor recommended using radzimir for the suit, as it adds a touch of sophistication and style.
Synonyms
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Cloth made by weaving or knitting fibers used for clothes and curtains
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A fine soft shiny cloth made from silkworm thread
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A piece of material made by joining threads together and used for making clothes or for cleaning
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Soft thick hair from sheep or similar animals used to make warm cloth
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Very soft, warm wool from Kashmir goats used to make fine clothes
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A soft fabric made from plant fibers that looks like silk
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A soft, warm, light brown cloth made from the hair of a camel and used for coats and sweaters
A smooth, strong silk cloth used to line coats and jackets
Soft wool from goats in the Himalaya used to make light, warm shawls
A soft light brown cloth made from camel hair for coats and suits
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Radzimir names a fine, smooth silk or wool fabric and probably comes from a person's or place's name in Eastern Europe, because many cloths are named this way. A helpful way to remember it is to think of radzimir as a 'luxury cloth' used for elegant dresses and suits.