damask
da
ˈdæ
mask
məsk
mēsk
/dˈæmɑːsk/

Definition & Meaning of "damask"in English

damask
01

woven with a reversible, often intricate design created by the interplay of satin and sateen weaves

Grammatical Information
Composition
Simple
relational
ungradable
Examples
The upholstery featured a damask motif of scrolling florals in muted gold.
Damask
01

a rich, durable cloth woven so that the design appears on both sides, traditionally used for fine apparel and home furnishings

Grammatical Information
animacy status
inanimate
Composition
Simple
countable
plural form
damasks
Examples
She draped the antique damask over her shoulders as a lightweight shawl.
02

a legendary Middle Eastern steel famed for its distinctive rippling or ladder-like surface patterns, forged by pattern-welding layers of iron and high-carbon steel and etching to reveal the designs

Examples
The museum's centerpiece was a 12th-century damas sword, its waves of light and dark steel still mesmerizing.
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