'materials'
[material.n.01] as in: the tangible substance that goes into the makeup of a physical object

Examples:
coal is a hard black material
wheat is the stuff they use to make bread


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'materials'
[material.n.02] as in: information (data or ideas or observations) that can be used or reworked into a finished form

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the archives provided rich material for a definitive biography


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rehash, copy
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'materials'
[fabric.n.01] as in: artifact made by weaving or felting or knitting or crocheting natural or synthetic fibers

Examples:
the fabric in the curtains was light and semitransparent
woven cloth originated in Mesopotamia around 5000 BC
she measured off enough material for a dress


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canopy, cotton_flannel, grogram, ninon, flannel, tammy, oilcloth, tartan, cashmere, organza, twill, net, linsey-woolsey, chambray, lace, pique, seersucker, worsted, waterproof, diamante, herringbone, cobweb, tapestry, swan's_down, grosgrain, crinoline, knit, silesia, foulard, moleskin, suede_cloth, horsehair, etamine, jacquard, brocade, fleece, mackinaw, batiste, faille, elastic, crepe, suiting, cerecloth, serge, lame, belting, upholstery_material, fustian, wire_cloth, cotton, ticking, camouflage, paisley, taffeta, chintz, velveteen, bombazine, cambric, moreen, fiber, mohair, khadi, polyester, sackcloth, velvet, monk's_cloth, chiffon, olive_drab, broadcloth, flannelette, buckram, linen, camel's_hair, rayon, coating, calico, pepper-and-salt, jaconet, pilot_cloth, marseille, piece_of_cloth, boucle, motley, pina_cloth, velcro, satin, alpaca, quilting, georgette, stammel, duffel, chino, metallic, lisle, pongee, satinet, nankeen, tapa, acrylic, gingham, leatherette, shantung, spandex, wash-and-wear, poplin, mousseline_de_sole, batik, shirttail, scrim, cretonne, gabardine, wool, cord, lint, denim, felt, challis, duck, screening, moire, chenille, voile, diaper, web, wincey, madras, webbing, sponge_cloth, bunting, sateen, pinstripe, mackintosh, homespun, plush, whipcord, moquette, camlet, frieze, percale, terry, nylon, drapery, toweling, tweed, velour, sacking, sharkskin, permanent_press, canvas, panting, samite, sheeting, broadcloth, shirting, dimity, sailcloth, haircloth, damask, silk, shag, viyella, yoke, muslin, khaki, aertex, basket_weave, hopsacking, print, aba, doeskin, baize, rep, vicuna
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'materials'
[material.n.04] as in: things needed for doing or making something

Examples:
writing materials
useful teaching materials


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'materials'
[material.n.05] as in: a person judged suitable for admission or employment

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he was university material
she was vice-presidential material


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