Viscose (noun)

1. A synthetic material made from cellulose, commonly used as a substitute for silk or cotton.
2. A type of rayon fabric that is made from cellulose and has a soft, silky feel.

Origin:

Viscose is derived from the latin word 'viscosus' which means 'sticky'.

Examples:

1. The dress was made from a soft and silky viscose fabric.
2. Viscose is a popular material for summer clothing as it is lightweight and breathable.
3. She wore a viscose blouse that was very comfortable.
4. Viscose is considered a more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional synthetic fabrics.
5. The viscose yarn was perfect for the summer scarf I was crocheting.