Pronunciation: /ˈsoʊɪŋ/
noun the action or activity of stitching fabrics together to create garments or other items
A1 I enjoy sewing clothes for my dolls.
A2 My grandmother taught me how to do basic sewing stitches.
B1 Sewing is a useful skill to have for making repairs to clothing.
B2 She is an expert in sewing and can create beautiful garments from scratch.
C1 The intricate sewing on her wedding dress was done by hand.
C2 Her passion for sewing led her to start her own successful fashion line.
verb not applicable
A1 She enjoys sewing her own clothes.
A2 I learned how to do basic sewing in school.
B1 My grandmother taught me how to sew when I was young.
B2 I have been sewing for years and have even made my own curtains.
C1 Her intricate sewing skills have won her several awards.
C2 The fashion designer spent hours meticulously sewing beadwork onto the gown.
adjective not applicable
A1 She wore a sewing kit around her neck.
A2 The sewing machine broke down during the project.
B1 I took a sewing class to learn how to make my own clothes.
B2 Her sewing skills were so advanced that she started her own clothing line.
C1 The intricate sewing patterns on the dress were a work of art.
C2 The couture gown was meticulously crafted with exquisite sewing techniques.
adverb not applicable
A1 She is sewing a button onto her shirt.
A2 I enjoy sewing my own clothes.
B1 She carefully sewed the hem of the dress.
B2 After years of practice, she sews expertly.
C1 Her sewing skills are unmatched in the industry.
C2 The intricate design was sewn flawlessly by the master tailor.
pronoun not applicable
A1 She enjoys sewing in her free time.
A2 I learned basic sewing techniques in my home economics class.
B1 Sewing is a useful skill that can save you money on alterations.
B2 She has been sewing her own clothes for years and has become quite skilled at it.
C1 The intricate sewing on the wedding dress was done by a master seamstress.
C2 His passion for sewing led him to open his own successful boutique.
preposition not applicable
A1 I am sewing a button onto my shirt.
A2 She is sewing a patch onto her backpack.
B1 The tailor is sewing a hem in the dress.
B2 The costume designer is sewing intricate details onto the gown.
C1 The fashion designer spent hours sewing beads onto the evening gown.
C2 The seamstress skillfully sewed together the delicate lace fabric.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like sewing and knitting in my free time.
A2 She enjoys sewing clothes for her family.
B1 Sewing is a useful skill to have, especially when making repairs to clothing.
B2 I have been sewing for years, so I can make my own clothes.
C1 Sewing has been a passion of mine since childhood, and I have honed my skills over the years.
C2 Having studied fashion design in college, I am well-versed in sewing techniques and garment construction.
interjection not applicable
A1 Sewing! That looks fun.
A2 Do you need help with sewing?
B1 Sewing, I find it relaxing after a long day.
B2 Wow, your sewing skills are impressive!
C1 Sewing, a timeless craft that requires precision.
C2 I've been sewing for years and still enjoy every moment of it.
article not applicable
A1 My grandmother enjoys sewing clothes for her grandchildren.
A2 I learned basic sewing techniques in my home economics class.
B1 She decided to start her own sewing business after years of practice.
B2 The intricate sewing patterns on the dress were done by hand.
C1 Her sewing skills are so advanced that she can create custom-made wedding gowns.
C2 The precision and attention to detail in her sewing work is truly remarkable.
formal She spent hours perfecting her sewing techniques to create beautifully crafted garments.
informal I'm thinking of taking up sewing as a hobby to make my own clothes.
slang I'm gonna whip up a new outfit by doing some sewing tonight.
figurative Sewing together the pieces of the puzzle, she finally understood the bigger picture.
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