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Definition of fabric:
- Any system or structure consisting of connected parts; as, the fabric of the universe.
- Cloth of any kind that is woven or knit from fibers, either vegetable or animal; manufactured cloth; as, silks or other fabrics.
- Framework; structure; edifice; building.
- That which is fabricated
- The act of constructing; construction.
- The structure of anything; the manner in which the parts of a thing are united; workmanship; texture; make; as cloth of a beautiful fabric.
- To frame; to build; to construct.
Synonyms:
brickwork, facet, configuration, contexture, fold, cut, theoretical account, pleat, addition, fiber, alcove, ceiling, armature, nature, shell, beading, body, cloth, factor, model, aspect, framing, stuff, cadre, textile, catacombs, infrastructure, foundation, peculiarity, warp and woof, component, be, bay, material, property, cornerstone, framework, substance, gather, feature, quality, yarn, balcony.
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fabric (part of speech: adjective)
- damask,
- serge,
- silk,
- Acrilan,
- fleece,
- chiffon,
- sateen,
- cheesecloth,
- crepe,
- challis,
- Dacron,
- Celanese,
- herringbone,
- lame,
- batik,
- net,
- worsted,
- percale,
- baize,
- rayon,
- tricot,
- grenadine,
- cambric,
- tweed,
- seersucker,
- horsehair,
- burlap,
- gabardine,
- suede,
- felt,
- Orlon,
- bunting,
- broadcloth,
- crinoline,
- cotton,
- gossamer,
- sacking sailcloth,
- plaid,
- Jersey,
- muslin,
- tulle,
- longcloth,
- sharkskin,
- foulard,
- nylon,
- astrakhan,
- chintz,
- corduroy,
- flannel,
- velvet,
- duffel,
- tarpaulin,
- madras,
- satin,
- wool,
- linen,
- oilcloth,
- moleskin,
- denim,
- canvas,
- paisley,
- taffeta,
- alpaca,
- chenille,
- calico,
- quilting,
- gingham,
- twill,
- matting,
- velour,
- mohair,
- brocade,
- cashmere
- texture (part of speech: noun)
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structure (part of speech: noun)
- frame,
- framework,
- anatomy,
- arrangement,
- construction,
- architecture,
- edifice,
- constitution,
- building,
- shape,
- composition,
- skeleton,
- structure,
- makeup
Usage examples:
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To the work on the " Fabric of the Human Body" we have already alluded, as well as to the causes which led to its being written.
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But every century and every style seems to have had its say and left its mark upon the fabric of Rouen.
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If the death of Christ were not followed by His Resurrection and Ascension, the whole fabric of Christianity falls to pieces.