Mylar

Pronunciation: /ˈmaɪlɑr/

Definitions of mylar

noun a type of strong, transparent polyester film commonly used in packaging and insulation

Example Sentences

A1 I wrapped my sandwich in mylar to keep it fresh for lunch.

A2 The emergency blanket was made of shiny mylar material.

B1 The balloons were made of mylar, giving them a metallic sheen.

B2 The spacecraft was coated in mylar to protect it from extreme temperatures in space.

C1 The solar panels were covered in a layer of mylar to increase their efficiency.

C2 The artist created a stunning sculpture using layers of colorful mylar.

Examples of mylar in a Sentence

formal The balloon was made of durable mylar material.

informal I wrapped my sandwich in mylar to keep it fresh.

slang I love the way mylar makes everything look so shiny!

figurative Her smile was like mylar, bright and reflective.

Grammatical Forms of mylar

• plural: mylars
• comparative: more mylar
• superlative: most mylar
• present tense: mylar
• future tense: will mylar
• perfect tense: have mylared
• continuous tense: am mylaring
• singular: mylar
• positive degree: mylar
• infinitive: to mylar
• gerund: mylaring
• participle: mylared

Origin and Evolution of mylar

First Known Use: 1952 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'mylar' originated as a trademarked name for a type of polyester film developed by the DuPont company in the mid-20th century.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'mylar' has become a generic term used to refer to any type of polyester film, regardless of the manufacturer. It is commonly used in various industries for its strength, durability, and transparency.