"Woollens" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Woollens" Meaning

The word "woollens" refers to:

(knitted or woven) clothes or fabrics made from wool, such as sweaters, coats, etc.

"Woollens" Examples

Examples of Usage for "woollens"


1. Clothing Item Description

- I bought a warm sweater made of soft woollens to keep me cozy on chilly winter nights.

2. Retail Description

- Our store offers the finest quality woollens, perfect for any time of the year, not just winters.

3. Fashion Article

- The latest collection by British designer, featuring rich, vibrant colors in the latest designs of woollens.

4. Product Description

- Bring home the superior quality energ playsudden warmthng woollens, designed to be not only stylish but also impervious to night-chills.

5. Sentence with Locative

- India has a long history of weaving excellent quality woollens, mainly related to Kashmir.

Each of these examples show the usage of "woollens" in different contexts – as a cloth material, in retail, discussing fashion, describing a product, and mentioning the origin of the material. They vary in their application but all effectively use the word to convey a sense of warmth, quality, and textile excellence.

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