Definition
microfibre
noun
- a synthetic fiber that is extremely fine and thin, typically made from polyester or polyamide, used in textiles and cleaning products
Usage: also spelled 'microfiber' in U.S. English; commonly used in plural form
Examples
- Microfibre cloths are excellent for cleaning windows without leaving streaks.
- The athletic wear is made from microfibre material that wicks moisture away from the skin.
- She bought microfibre towels because they dry quickly and take up less space.
- Microfibre fabrics are popular in furniture upholstery due to their durability.
- The cleaning company uses microfibre mops to reduce the need for harsh chemicals.
- Microfibre sheets feel soft and are resistant to wrinkles.