Embroider

usgb/ɪmˈbrɔɪdər/
verb

To decorate cloth by sewing patterns on it with thread.

She embroidered her name on the handkerchief
Visual representation of "embroider" - To decorate cloth by sewing patterns on it with thread

Often appears as...

  • embroider a pattern
  • embroider by hand
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Decorative Use

Embroider refers to adding decorative stitches, often combined with colorful threads, to enhance fabric.

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She decided to embroider flowers along the border of the tablecloth.
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Hand vs Machine

Embroidery can be done by hand for a personal touch or by a machine for consistency and mass production.

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Grandma prefers to embroider by hand, while the factory uses machines.
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Cultural Significance

Embroidery styles can vary by culture and contain specific symbols or patterns with historical meaning.

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The traditional dress she wore was embroidered with ancient tribal motifs.
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