embroidery in Latin
embroidery in Latin is acupictura — embroidery means the craft or art of decorating fabric by stitching thread or yarn onto it.
embroidery in Latin
acupictura
The ornamentation of fabric using needlework.
What does "embroidery" mean?
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noun The craft or art of decorating fabric by stitching thread or yarn onto it.
"She took up embroidery as a hobby during the winter."
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noun Extra, often exaggerated, detail added to an account or story.
"Strip away the embroidery and the actual events were fairly ordinary."
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embroidery in a sentence
- She took up embroidery as a hobby during the winter.
- The museum displayed centuries-old embroidery from royal robes.
- Strip away the embroidery and the actual events were fairly ordinary.
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What is "embroidery" in Latin?
"embroidery" in Latin is acupictura. embroidery means: The craft or art of decorating fabric by stitching thread or yarn onto it.
How do you use "embroidery" in a sentence?
Example: "She took up embroidery as a hobby during the winter." In Latin, "embroidery" is acupictura.
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