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drapey Antonyms

Opposite of drapey

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• adjective (Context 1)

Hanging or falling loosely in soft, graceful folds (of fabric or clothing).

Usage Example

"She chose a lightweight, stiff silk blouse that moved effortlessly in the summer breeze."

Strongest
stiff
rigid
Strong
structured
skin-tight
form-fitting

Similar words to drapey

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flowing
billowy
loose-fitting
slouchy
fluid
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