moire

Definitions

Examples

• The charges in twisted graphene are spread far too thin across the giant moiré cells to superconduct at high temperatures, but the bond holding them together — whether it’s skyrmions or something else — seems strong.

• In the Middle Ages moire was held in high esteem, and continues to enjoy that distinction down to the present day.

• At the present time moire work is done which costs as high as 25 cents per yard.

• How about little white moire paper boxes with some pretty flower on the cover?

• The queen is costumed in a moire antique dress, of a showy color, hair hanging loosely over the shoulder.

• She is very tall and handsome, and was superb in a white lace shawl, a moire-antique with a train.