Meaning & Definition of word "Satin"

Satin

/ˈsæt.ɪn/

1. A smooth, glossy fabric, typically made from silk or polyester, with a high luster on one side.
- Example: She chose a beautiful satin dress for the evening gala.
2. A finish on paint or varnish that has a sheen but is less glossy than gloss finishes.
- Example: The walls were painted in a soft satin finish, giving the room a warm glow.

1. Made of satin; having a smooth and glossy surface.
- Example: He wore a satin tie that sparkled under the restaurant lights.
2. Characteristic of or resembling satin; smooth and glossy.
- Example: The fabric had a satin-like texture that felt luxurious against the skin.

●From Old French 'satin', from Italian 'satin', ultimately derived from Arabic 'zaytūn' meaning 'little silk'.

satin finish:

A type of finish that resembles satin, smooth and with a slight sheen.

satin sheet:

A bed sheet made from satin fabric.

satin ribbon:

A ribbon made from satin, often used for decorating gifts.

silk:

A natural protein fiber that is produced by silkworms.

polyester:

A synthetic fabric that can mimic the properties of satin.

Meaning: To look or feel very smooth or glossy.

● Example Sentence: Her hair was so shiny, it looked satin.

Meaning: Referring to something that is sleek or elegant.

● Example Sentence: That car has a satin finish; it's really classy.