Damask ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Damask ( noun )

A type of fabric that is characterized by a glossy surface and a reversible pattern that is often floral or geometric in design.

Origin:

From the city of damascus, syria, where the fabric was first made.

Examples:

1. The damask tablecloth was a beautiful addition to the table.
2. The damask fabric had a glossy finish that shimmered in the light.
3. The damask pattern was intricate and elegant.
4. The damask curtains added a touch of luxury to the room.
5. The damask bedspread was made of high-quality cotton.

(As a verb)

Damask ( verb )

A type of fabric that is characterized by a glossy surface and a reversible pattern that is often floral or geometric in design.

Origin:

From the city of damascus, syria, where the fabric was first made.

Examples:

1. The damask tablecloth was a beautiful addition to the table.
2. The damask fabric had a glossy finish that shimmered in the light.
3. The damask pattern was intricate and elegant.
4. The damask curtains added a touch of luxury to the room.
5. The damask bedspread was made of high-quality cotton.