tulle
What is another word for tulle? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Noun — A fine, lightweight netting fabric used for veils, ballet skirts, and wedding dresses.
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How to use tulle
The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.
layer of tulle
tulle skirt
tulle veil
Etymology
Named after the French town of Tulle, where the fabric was originally made.
Full origin of tulle →Frequently asked questions
What does “tulle” mean?
The word “tulle” means a fine, lightweight netting fabric used for veils, ballet skirts, and wedding dresses. In plain terms, a sheer, net-like fabric used in veils, tutus, and formal dresses.
How do you pronounce “tulle”?
“Tulle” is pronounced tyool (/tuːl/ in IPA).
How do you use “tulle” in a sentence?
Here is “tulle” used in a sentence: “The bride's veil was made of soft white tulle.”
What part of speech is “tulle”?
“Tulle” is a noun.
Where does the word “tulle” come from?
The word “tulle” comes from French. Named after the French town of Tulle, where the fabric was originally made.
