Nylon

Pronunciation: /ˈnaɪˌlɑn/

Definitions of nylon

noun a synthetic polymer material used in the production of fabrics and other materials

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a nylon backpack for my trip.

A2 She wore nylon stockings with her dress.

B1 The tent is made of durable nylon material.

B2 The parachute was made of high-quality nylon fabric.

C1 The artist used nylon strings to create a unique sculpture.

C2 The fashion designer incorporated nylon into the latest collection for a modern twist.

Examples of nylon in a Sentence

formal The nylon fabric used in the production of the clothing is known for its durability and flexibility.

informal I love wearing nylon socks because they are so comfortable and breathable.

slang That nylon jacket is sick! Where did you get it?

figurative Her words wrapped around him like a tight nylon rope, suffocating any chance of escape.

Grammatical Forms of nylon

• plural: nylons
• comparative: more nylon
• superlative: most nylon
• present tense: nylon
• future tense: will nylon
• perfect tense: has nylon
• continuous tense: is nylon
• singular: nylon
• positive degree: nylon
• infinitive: to nylon
• gerund: nyloning
• participle: nyloned

Origin and Evolution of nylon

First Known Use: 1938 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'nylon' was coined by the DuPont company in the 1930s as a combination of New York and London, where the material was first developed.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a synthetic polymer material, 'nylon' has since become a common term for a wide range of products made from this material, including clothing, ropes, and other goods.