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jaconet

Elementary (A2)

IPA: //ˈdʒækənɛt//

KK: /ˈdʒækənɛt/

noun
Definition

A thin and light fabric made of cotton, often used for making clothes and bandages.


Example

She chose a jaconet fabric for her summer dress because it is light and breathable.


Conversation
Sloth A
I just bought some new fabric for summer clothes.
Sloth B
Oh really? What kind of fabric did you choose?
Sloth A
I went for a lightweight jaconet; it's perfect for hot weather.
Sloth B
That sounds great! I love how breathable jaconet is.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
muslin
batiste
gauze
Antonyms
canvas
denim
tweed
Root Explanation

The word 'jaconet' originates from French 'jaconet', which refers to a type of lightweight cotton fabric. It is derived from the name of the fabric's place of origin, which is linked to the city of Jacona in India, known for its textile production. Thus, 'jaconet' refers to a fabric associated with that region.

Memory Tip

Think of the French word 'jaconet' as a lightweight fabric that comes from a specific place known for textiles, helping you remember that 'jaconet' refers to a type of cotton fabric.

Visually Confused Words
janet
acone
falconet
balconet
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