Definition

A type of fabric that is similar to satin but is thinner and often made with cotton or other materials.

Example

The dress was made of beautiful satinet that shimmered in the light.

Conversation

Have you ever tried sewing with satinet?

No, I haven't, but I've heard it's quite nice to work with.

It really is! The texture is smooth and feels great.

I should definitely give satinet a shot for my next project.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Satinet** → The word originates from the French *satinet*, which is a diminutive form of *satin* (from Old French *satin*, meaning a type of smooth fabric). The term refers to a lightweight fabric that resembles satin but is less luxurious. Thus, satinet describes a fabric that is similar to satin but of a lesser quality.

Memory Tip

Think of the French word 'satin' for a smooth fabric, and remember that 'satinet' refers to a lighter, less luxurious version of that fabric.

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