Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
two-ply
Adjective
/ˈtuːˌplaɪ/

Definition
A term describing something made of two layers or threads, often used in reference to materials like fabric or paper.

Examples
- Two-ply toilet paper is usually softer and more absorbent than single-ply.
- The two-ply yarn creates thicker and warmer scarves.
- For extra comfort, I prefer using a two-ply blanket on chilly nights.

Meaning
The term ‘two-ply’ indicates that the material consists of two strands twisted together, providing added strength and durability compared to single-ply items.

Synonyms
- Double-layered
- Duplex
- Two-layered