crease-resistant
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rɪˌzɪs adjective
(of a fabric) resistant to normal wrinkling.
Origin:
1935–40
1935–40
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| crease-resistant | |
| —adj | |
| (of a fabric, garment, etc) designed to remain uncreased when subjected to wear or use | |
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Crease-resistant
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Example sentences
The colorful, crease-resistant cotton lawn fabric is breathable and looks polished even in hot or humid weather.
Formaldehyde has long been used in the textile industry to make clothing crease-resistant or wrinkle-free.
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