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delusterant

[ dee-luhs-ter-uhnt ]
/ diˈlʌs tər ənt /

noun

a chemical agent, as titanium dioxide, used in reducing the sheen of a yarn or fabric.

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Also de·lus·trant [dee-luhs-truhnt]. /diˈlʌs trənt/.

Origin of delusterant

de- + luster1 + -ant

Words nearby delusterant

delusional, delusion of grandeur, delusion of negation, delusion of persecution, delusive, delusterant, delustering, deluxe, Delvaux, delve, dely.
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