viscose

/ˈvɪskoʊs/
noun
  1. A thick, sticky liquid made from cellulose, used to make rayon and cellophane.
    • Viscose is processed into fibers for making soft fabrics.
    • Workers carefully handle the viscose solution during production.
    • The factory produces viscose for the textile industry.
  2. A fabric made from viscose fibers, also called rayon.
    • She bought a dress made of viscose because it feels like silk.
    • Viscose is popular for summer clothing because it breathes well.
    • The label says the shirt is 100% viscose.
Synonyms
adjective
  1. Made from or relating to viscose fabric.
    • He prefers viscose shirts over cotton ones.
    • This viscose blend is both soft and durable.
    • The store has a sale on viscose scarves.
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