Pronunciation: /ˈlɪnən/
noun a type of fabric woven from flax yarns
A1 I bought a new linen tablecloth for the dining table.
A2 She prefers to sleep on linen sheets because they are soft and breathable.
B1 The hotel provided fresh linen for the guests to use during their stay.
B2 The designer chose a luxurious linen fabric for the curtains in the living room.
C1 The artist used linen canvas for their latest masterpiece to add texture and depth.
C2 The museum displayed ancient linen garments that were remarkably well-preserved.
adjective made of or resembling linen fabric
A1 The hotel provided clean linen for all the guests.
A2 She bought a linen shirt for the summer.
B1 The linen tablecloth added an elegant touch to the dining table.
B2 The linen curtains were a perfect match for the rustic decor.
C1 The linen upholstery gave the room a sophisticated look.
C2 The linen suit he wore to the event was impeccably tailored.
formal The hotel room was furnished with high-quality linen sheets.
informal I love the feel of linen clothing in the summer.
slang That linen shirt is so on point.
figurative Her words were as smooth and cool as linen on a hot day.
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