What does SERGE mean?

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Part of Speech: noun

Definition: a sturdy twilled fabric with diagonal ribs on the face, typically made of wool or silk.

Pronunciation (US): surj

Pronunciation (UK): sɑːdʒ

Origin and Usage: The word "serge" originated in the 14th century from the Old French word "sergé", which means "twilled cloth". It was originally used to make military uniforms and has since been used for a variety of purposes, including suits, coats, and skirts.

Synonyms: twill, cloth, fabric, material

Related Words: satin, denim, flannel, linen, woolen

Example Sentences:

• She wore a dress made of blue serge.
• The military uniform was made of sturdy serge fabric.
• He bought a new suit made of high-quality serge material.