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two-ply
[ too-plahy ]
adjective
- consisting of two thicknesses, layers, strands, or the like.
two-ply
adjective
- made of two thicknesses, layers, or strands
noun
- a two-ply wood, knitting yarn, etc
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Word History and Origins
Origin of two-ply1
First recorded in 1840–50
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Example Sentences
He calls it canvas, which it ain't, but tanned twill—two-ply—with rubber between.
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Two-ply felt roofing is more economical than the one-ply, as it makes a much more lasting roof.
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It is practically a variety of damask or two-ply weaving; the figures on the opposite side of the belt being different.
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Two-ply cords were introduced rapidly to make a maximum of the 27 present at its greatest width.
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These materials are spun in two-ply thread twisted partly upon the thigh of the weaver and finished on a spindle.
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