Lamination (noun)

1. The process of bonding two or more layers of material together to form a single, more durable piece.
2. A product that has been created through this process, such as laminated wood or laminated paper.

Origin:

The word "lamination" comes from the latin word "laminare" which means "to make into a thin layer".

Examples:

1. The process of lamination is used to protect important documents, like ID cards and passports.
2. The countertop was made of laminated wood, it was very durable and easy to clean.
3. The lamination process can also be used to make flooring, furniture, and other household items.
4. The credit card was laminated for added durability and protection.
5. The map was laminated so it would be water resistant and durable.