fiber

/ˈfaɪbər/
noun
  1. A thin thread or strand of material, such as cotton, wool, or synthetic material, used to make cloth or other products.
    • Synthetic fibers like polyester are common in sportswear.
    • The rope is woven from strong plant fibers.
    • The shirt is made from natural cotton fiber.
  2. The part of plant foods that your body cannot digest, which helps keep your digestive system healthy.
    • The nutrition label shows that this cereal has five grams of fiber per serving.
    • Beans and oats are good sources of dietary fiber.
    • Eating more fiber can help prevent constipation.
  3. A person's inner strength or character.
    • He lacks the fiber needed to lead the team through a crisis.
    • She showed great moral fiber by telling the truth.
    • Adversity tests a person's fiber.
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