Laminated

Pronunciation: /ˈlæməˌneɪtɪd/

Definitions of laminated

adjective a describing word that modifies a noun by giving more information about its attributes or qualities

Example Sentences

A1 The laminated card is durable and waterproof.

A2 She handed me a laminated map of the city.

B1 The menu at the restaurant was laminated for easy cleaning.

B2 The ID badges were laminated to protect them from wear and tear.

C1 The contract was printed on high-quality, laminated paper.

C2 The artist created a stunning piece using laminated glass panels.

Examples of laminated in a Sentence

formal The document was carefully laminated to protect it from water damage.

informal I laminated my favorite recipe so it wouldn't get ruined in the kitchen.

slang I'm gonna laminate this picture of us so it lasts forever.

figurative Her smile was like a laminated memory, forever preserved in my mind.

Grammatical Forms of laminated

• past tense: laminated
• plural: laminated
• comparative: more laminated
• superlative: most laminated
• present tense: laminate
• future tense: will laminate
• perfect tense: have laminated
• continuous tense: is laminating
• singular: laminated
• positive degree: laminated
• infinitive: to laminate
• gerund: laminating
• participle: laminating

Origin and Evolution of laminated

First Known Use: 1664 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'laminated' originated from the Latin word 'lamina' meaning 'thin plate or layer'.

Evolution of the word: Initially used in the context of thin layers of material pressed together, the term 'laminated' has evolved to encompass a broader range of materials and processes involving bonding or layering together different substances for various purposes.