satin
/ˈsætɪn/
noun
- A smooth, shiny fabric made from silk, polyester, or other fibers, with a glossy front and dull back.
- She wore a beautiful red satin dress to the party.
- He bought satin sheets because they felt cool and smooth against the skin.
- The curtains were made of heavy satin that shimmered in the light.
- A smooth, glossy paint finish that is less shiny than gloss but more than matte.
- The painter recommended satin paint for the kitchen cabinets.
- Satin gives a soft sheen that hides minor imperfections.
- We chose a satin finish for the bathroom walls to resist moisture.
adjective
- Made of or resembling satin fabric.
- He gave her a satin scarf for her birthday.
- She wore a satin ribbon in her hair.
- The satin pillowcases felt luxurious against her cheek.
- Having a smooth, glossy surface or finish.
- The car's satin paint job gave it an elegant look.
- The satin finish on the wood made it glow softly.
- She preferred satin lipstick over matte for a subtle shine.
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