satinwood
- noun
- /ˈsætɪnˌwʊd/
:
madera de satén
- She admired the elegant satinwood cabinet that added a touch of sophistication to the room.
- satinwood table
- rosewood and satinwood
- mahogany and satinwood
Examples
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We put the Bible on the satinwood table in the library corner, handy to consult.
Fiction book (2000) -
Dalmar, formally resplendent in white satin breeches and dark evening coat, was replenishing two glasses from an opened bottle of hock which stood on a satinwood console table.
Fiction book (1990) -
The antique satinwood table was beautifully polished, showcasing its rich, golden hue.
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Crafted from rare satinwood, the chair was not only sturdy but also had a stunning sheen.
Synonyms
A tree from South Asia with hard shiny yellow wood used for fine furniture
A tropical tree with hard shiny yellow wood used for fine furniture and cabinets
A tree from the West Indies with smooth, shiny wood used for fine furniture
A West Indian tree with smooth, shiny, slightly oily wood used for fine furniture
Compounds
A tree from the West Indies with smooth, shiny wood used for fine furniture
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Etymology
Satinwood is a simple combination of satin and wood. The name comes from the wood's 'satiny' look, meaning 'smooth and shiny' like the fabric satin, which is why it is prized for fine furniture.