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sable coat

 

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Noun sable coat has 1 sense
  1. sable coat - a fur coat made of sable furs
    --1 is a kind of
    fur coat

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Sable Coat

Definition:

A sable coat refers to a luxurious outer garment made from the soft, glossy fur of the sable, a small carnivorous mammal native to Siberia.

Senses:

1. Noun: A high-end fur coat made from the fur of a sable.

2. Noun: A deep black or dark brown color, resembling the fur of a sable.

Usages:

1. Fashion: Sable coats are considered a symbol of luxury and are highly valued in the fashion industry.

2. Wildlife Conservation: The hunting and trade of sable fur coats raise concerns about animal welfare and conservation efforts.

3. Color Description: The paint color for the room is a lovely shade of sable coat, providing elegance and warmth.

Examples:

1. Noun:

  • I saw her wearing a stunning sable coat at the gala.
  • The sable coat is highly sought after for its exceptional softness and lustrous texture.
  • She draped her grandmother's vintage sable coat over her shoulders, feeling like a movie star.

2. Noun (Color Description):

  • The interior decorator suggested painting the accent wall in a sable coat hue to create a cozy ambiance.
  • Her eyes were as dark as a deep sable coat, captivating everyone who looked into them.
  • The artist mixed black and brown tones to craft a masterpiece creating the illusion of a sable coat.

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