silky in Portuguese
silky in Portuguese is sedoso — silky means smooth and soft to the touch, like silk.
silky in Portuguese
sedoso
Similar in appearance or texture (especially in softness and smoothness) to silk.
What does "silky" mean?
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adjective Smooth and soft to the touch, like silk.
"The conditioner left her hair silky and shiny."
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adjective Smooth and pleasant in a way that can seem too polished or seductive.
"If you have a circular polarizer or a neutral density (grey) filter, put that in front of the lens too. This will slow down the shutter speed even further to get silkier, smoothier (that's a word!) water motion."
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silky in a sentence
- The conditioner left her hair silky and shiny.
- If you have a circular polarizer or a neutral density (grey) filter, put that in front of the lens too. This will slow down the shutter speed even further to get silkier, smoothier (that's a word!) water motion.
- The salesman had a silky manner that made her suspicious.
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What is "silky" in Portuguese?
"silky" in Portuguese is sedoso. silky means: Smooth and soft to the touch, like silk.
How do you use "silky" in a sentence?
Example: "The conditioner left her hair silky and shiny." In Portuguese, "silky" is sedoso.
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