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drapery Synonyms

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• noun (Context 1)

Cloth coverings or hangings arranged in loose, graceful folds, frequently used as window treatments or interior decor.

Usage Example

"The grand ballroom was adorned with crimson velvet curtains that cascaded from the tall windows."

Strongest
curtains
Strong
hangings
portiere
Weak
tapestry

• noun (Context 2)

The artistic representation of clothing or fabric folds in visual arts, such as painting or sculpture.

Usage Example

"The Renaissance sculptor was renowned for his masterful rendering of wet folds clinging to the marble figures."

Weak
folds

• noun (Context 3)

Fabrics or textiles collectively, or the retail business of selling cloth and dry goods.

Usage Example

"He spent his entire career in the textiles, supplying fine silks and robust wools to local dressmakers."

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textiles
fabric
cloth

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