seam

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Seam

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a line of stitching that joins two or more pieces of fabric together

What is a "seam"?

A seam refers to the line of stitching where two or more pieces of fabric are joined together. Seams can be created in various ways, such as through machine stitching, hand sewing, or through the use of special tapes or adhesives. Seams can also be reinforced with additional stitching or bindings to prevent them from coming apart. In addition to their practical function of holding fabric pieces together, seams can also be decorative elements in clothing design, with various seam types such as French seams, flat-felled seams, and mock flat-felled seams.

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1. Poor Jane really fell apart at the seams during the funeral service.

2. Bob has had so many problems lately, he's coming apart at the seams.

3. I miss the time that your word was your bond, now it seams like you have forgotten your fealty.

4. This strap, seam rip off of this.