IPA: //ˈvɛlvərɛt//
KK: /ˈvɛlvərɪt/
A type of fabric that is soft and has a cotton backing, similar to velvet.
The dress was made of velveret, giving it a luxurious feel without the high cost of silk.
The word 'velveret' originates from Middle English 'velure' (meaning velvet) and the suffix '-et' (a diminutive suffix). It refers to a type of soft, fine fabric, often resembling velvet but lighter in weight.
Think of 'velvet' as a soft fabric, and remember that 'velveret' refers to a lighter, softer version of that fabric.