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Noun:

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broadcloths's Usage Examples:

displaying a forest landscape, and doors and windows furnished with green broadcloths and curtains.

The fabric used in these jackets, ranged from the finer kerseys and broadcloths used early in the war, to the cotton/wool blends of jeans, satinette.

from China to Burma, and carrying back European manufactured goods, broadcloths, specialised foodstuffs (edible birds nests, sea slugs) and above all.

different English cloths produced in the Tudor period were dominated by broadcloths and kersies, and current evidence shows Winchcombe producing kersey cloths.

indication of the size of Birmingham"s textile trade at this time, the 44 broadcloths sold being a tiny fraction of the 3,000 sold in the major textile centre.

the Maratha army: The lofty and spacious tents, lined with silks and broadcloths, were surmounted by large gilded ornaments, conspicuous at a distance.

In full production they were producing broadcloths, kersey, doeskins and other cloths every week, 5000 yards of cloth.

indication of the size of Birmingham"s textile trade at the time, the 44 broadcloths sold being a tiny fraction of the 3,000 sold in the major textile centre.

Elwell imported broadcloths, dry goods, crockery, hardware, rum and other British West Indies products.

broadcloths used early in the war, to the cotton/wool blends of jeans, satinette, and cassimere, to name several examples.

These were lighter, cheaper types of cloth than the traditional woollen broadcloths that had been made in the 15th and 16th centuries but, once again, many.

the largest producer after Suffolk, making most of the undyed white broadcloths.

from China to Burma, and carrying back European manufactured goods, broadcloths, specialised foodstuffs (edible bird"s nests, sea slugs) and above all.

Synonyms:

textile, material, cloth, fabric,

Antonyms:

natural object, conductor, insulator, immateriality, unbodied,