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broché

broché adjective: woven with a figure.

broché: woven with a figure
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Adjective

broché (not comparable)

  1. Woven with a figure.
    • broché goods
  2. Stitched; said of a book with no cover or only a paper one.

Origin of broché

Borrowed from French broché.

Questions about broché

What does broché mean?
Broché means woven with a figure.
What part of speech is broché?
Broché is an adjective.

Words near broché in the dictionary

  1. Brochu
  2. brochure
  3. brochures
  4. brochureware
  5. brochus
  6. broché
  7. brocialism
  8. brocialist
  9. brocialists
  10. Brocious
  11. Brociouses

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