Definition
Definition of downlike - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
soft textureRare resembling soft, fluffy feathersRare
- The blanket has a downlike softness.
2.
gentle qualityRare having a gentle, light qualityRare
- Her voice was downlike and soothing.
Origin of downlike
Old English, dūn (hill) + -like (resembling)
Examples of downlike in a sentence
She loved the downlike texture of the toy. The fabric felt downlike against her skin. The morning mist had a downlike softness to it.
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- French:duveteux, léger, ...
- German:flauschig, sanft, ...
- Italian:simile a piumino, soave, ...
- Spanish:aterciopelado, suave, ...
- Portuguese:aveludado, suave, ...
- Chinese:羽绒般的, 轻柔的, ...
- Japanese:羽毛のような, 柔らかい, ...
- Arabic:زَغَبِيّ, نَاعِم, ...
- Hebrew:רַךְ כְּמוֹ נוֹצוֹת, רַךְ, ...
- Russian:пуховый, нежный, ...
- Ukrainian:пухнастий, ніжний, ...
- Hindi:मुलायम, हल्की, ...
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