fibre
/ˈfaɪbər/
noun
- A thin thread-like part of a plant, animal, or artificial material.
- The rope is made from strong synthetic fibre.
- Cotton fibre is used to make clothing.
- Dietary fibre helps with digestion and is found in fruits and vegetables.
- A thin strand of glass or plastic used to transmit light signals in telecommunications.
- Fibre can carry data over long distances without losing signal strength.
- The internet connection uses fibre for faster speeds.
- Technicians laid new fibre under the street.
- Strength of character or moral quality.
- The team lacked the fibre needed to finish the race.
- A person of strong fibre can handle difficult situations.
- She showed great moral fibre by telling the truth.