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Meaning of fiber
The primary meaning of the word "fiber" is a long, thin, thread-like structure, especially one that forms part of a plant or animal tissue, or a material made from such threads.
Etymology of fiber
The word "fiber" comes from the Latin word "fibra", meaning "thread" or "filament", which is also related to the Latin word "fibrare", meaning "to string together"
The term has been used in English since the 15th century to refer to thread-like structures in plants and animals, and later to refer to materials made from such threads
Synonyms
Definitions
- A thread or filament, especially one that forms part of a plant or animal tissue
- A material made from threads or filaments, such as cotton, wool, or nylon
- A component of food that is not easily broken down by the body, especially one that is high in cellulose, and that helps to prevent constipation
Usage Examples
- The plant's fibers were used to make a strong rope
- Eating foods high in fiber can help prevent constipation
- The new textile is made from a blend of natural and synthetic fibers