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fabric

[fab-rik] / ˈfæb rɪk /
NOUN
cloth, material
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Zerbo said the system had been "promoting division among citizens and weakening the social fabric".

From BBC

Nicknamed "Superman" for his business acumen, the 97-year-old and his companies are woven into the fabric of Hong Kong life through everything from internet services to supermarket chains.

From Barron's

Often bare-chested or draped in the wax-printed fabric popular across West Africa, hair shaped into a crisp Afro, saxophone in hand, eyes alert with intensity, he commanded a large band of more than 20 musicians.

From BBC

While some of the outfits made references to classic Chanel suits, they were brought up to date with fresh fabrics and treatments.

From BBC

But she added: "The crimes that tear at the fabric of communities, like shop theft and shop robbery, continue to rise and we must do more."

From BBC