Definition

A type of soft fabric made from silk, cotton, wool, or synthetic fibers, often with a textured surface.

Example

The dress was made of beautiful barathea, giving it a luxurious feel.

Conversation

I just bought a dress made from barathea fabric.

Oh really? I’ve heard it has a nice texture.

Yeah, it feels so soft and luxurious.

That sounds perfect for a special occasion!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'barathea' originates from the Greek word 'barathron' (meaning a deep pit or abyss). It refers to a type of fabric that is often associated with a soft, flowing quality, reminiscent of the depth and smoothness of a pit.

Memory Tip

Imagine a deep pit ('barathron') that is smooth and flowing, helping you remember that 'barathea' refers to a soft, flowing fabric.

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