satin

/ˈsætɪn/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of soft, smooth silk fabric, often woven with a lustrous finish, used in clothing and upholstery.

“The evening dress was made of exquisite satin, catching the light as she walked onto the dance floor.”

2. verb

To give or cover something with a smooth, silky surface, typically by applying a layer of varnish or polish.

“The artisan satin-finished the wooden furniture to create a beautiful, high-gloss effect.”

Synonyms

  • silk
  • velvet

Antonyms

  • coarse
  • rough