adj

laminated

LA-mih-nay-tuhd

Laminated (adj) means Made by bonding thin layers together, or coated in a protective plastic film. Example: “The menu was laminated so it could be wiped clean.”

adj

Made by bonding thin layers together, or coated in a protective plastic film.

"The menu was laminated so it could be wiped clean."

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In plain EnglishBuilt from thin bonded layers, or covered in a thin plastic coating.

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What does “laminated” mean?

The word “laminated” means made by bonding thin layers together, or coated in a protective plastic film. In plain terms, built from thin bonded layers, or covered in a thin plastic coating.

How do you pronounce “laminated”?

“Laminated” is pronounced LA-mih-nay-tuhd (/ˈlæ.mɪ.neɪ.təd/ in IPA).

How do you use “laminated” in a sentence?

Here is “laminated” used in a sentence: “The menu was laminated so it could be wiped clean.”

What part of speech is “laminated”?

“Laminated” is an adjective.