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Meanings of fabric in English
Portuguese
estrutura Spanish
fundamento Usage of fabric in English
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A JUDGE said yesterday the fabric of Irish society was being destroyed.
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They're made from good fabric and last a long time, IOL reported.
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Food is a critical part of the social fabric of our society.
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Fear and distrust are part of the fabric of Northern Ireland politics.
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Let's remove this danger to the very fabric of the United Kingdom.
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Some pieces have been made using fabric dyed using natural plant extracts.
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The company showed us its new Futurelight fabric that was developed in-house.
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The end result is a very wind- and weather-resistant, ultralight microfiber fabric.
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These changes are symptoms of a larger change in the social fabric.
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In figure 23 we have a similar fabric closely woven or impacted.
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The whole fabric of the old Rockingham confederacy shook to its base.
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The water and wind resistant fabric offers optimal protection from the elements.
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His songs have woven their way into the fabric of our family.
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The whole fabric of the older opera rests on the forbidden question:-
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The pitching schooner groaned and grunted and squalled in all her fabric.
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She wrung the last drops of water from the fine wool fabric.
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