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gossamer in Dutch

gossamer in Dutch is flodder, herfstdraad, ragfijn weefsel — gossamer means a fine, filmy strand of cobweb often seen drifting in the air or caught on bushes.

gossamer in Dutch

flodder
noun
herfstdraad
noun
A fine film made up of cobwebs, seen floating in the air or caught on bushes, etc.
ragfijn weefsel
noun
A soft, sheer fabric.
delicaat
noun
Anything delicate, light and flimsy.

What does "gossamer" mean?

  1. noun A fine, filmy strand of cobweb often seen drifting in the air or caught on bushes.
    "The dew and gossamer had dried early from the grass"
  2. adj Extremely delicate, light, and sheer.
    "A gossamer blanket of coaldust floated down like a dirty blessing and gently smothered the traffic."
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gossamer in a sentence

  • The dew and gossamer had dried early from the grass
  • Strands of gossamer glistened with dew across the lawn.
  • A gossamer blanket of coaldust floated down like a dirty blessing and gently smothered the traffic.
  • The bride's veil was made of gossamer silk.

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What is "gossamer" in Dutch?
"gossamer" in Dutch is flodder, herfstdraad, ragfijn weefsel. gossamer means: A fine, filmy strand of cobweb often seen drifting in the air or caught on bushes.
How do you use "gossamer" in a sentence?
Example: "Strands of gossamer glistened with dew across the lawn." In Dutch, "gossamer" is flodder, herfstdraad, ragfijn weefsel.
Are there other ways to say "gossamer" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 4 translations listed for "gossamer": flodder, herfstdraad, ragfijn weefsel, delicaat.
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