Definition of khadi in English:

khadi

(also khaddar)

nounˈkadəˈkädē

mass noun

An Indian homespun cotton cloth.
印度土布
as modifier her plain khadi sari
Example sentencesExamples
- He was as usual immaculately dressed in crisp white khadi cotton.
- He said the institutions engaged in khadi production received a boost when Indira Gandhi was the Prime Minister.
- The same khadi fabric can make you feel cool in summer and warm in winter.
- The same worker who is involved in making khadi can be utilised much more efficiently in the modern textile industry, which is a lot more profitable.
- The cloth preferred for this is the home-spun, locally-woven and dyed khadi.
- The company comes out with products purely based on hand spun cloth or khadi.
- Also, only cotton, silk, wool or khadi can be used.
- At a time when rural unemployment is high, weavers of fine khadi in Andhra Pradesh are turning away from traditional weaving and spinning, all for lack of proper support.
- That was the kind of cloth Gandhi wanted to be replaced by our own homespun khadi.
- The other themes of the show, revolved around food, wildlife, forces of nature, drapes, traditional arts and crafts, khadi and denim.
- The mobile unit would serve to take khadi textiles and other rural products to the people.
- It looks as if the revival of khadi is well on its way - in the next year, nine more designer Khadi stores are planned in Delhi, and outside.
- Once a dull, coarse material, today khadi is a multicolored wonder fabric with weaves as fine as muslin.
- When one uses khadi clothes and other products marketed by khadi industries, one is supporting the spirit of freedom and nationality.
- And this frail woman in her khadi sari worked till she was 80, gracefully living with her Parsi daughter-in-law, always encouraging her and admiring her for what she did.
- The khadi campaigners hope that the humble fabric will serve as the rallying force for awakening an entire nation, once again.
- It's good to see such great person dressed in khaddar.
- Clay dolls, terra cotta items, khadi, handloom saris and dress materials are on display.
- The Tusser silk and khadi silk saris are also in good demand here.
- With the introduction of khadi and the spinning wheel by Gandhiji, there was a big turnabout in the financial affairs of the British eventually leading to their downfall.

Origin

From Punjabi, from Hindi khādī.

Definition of khadi in US English:

khadi

(also khaddar)

nounˈkädē

An Indian homespun cotton cloth.
印度土布
as modifier her plain khadi sari
Example sentencesExamples
- The khadi campaigners hope that the humble fabric will serve as the rallying force for awakening an entire nation, once again.
- It's good to see such great person dressed in khaddar.
- And this frail woman in her khadi sari worked till she was 80, gracefully living with her Parsi daughter-in-law, always encouraging her and admiring her for what she did.
- The mobile unit would serve to take khadi textiles and other rural products to the people.
- At a time when rural unemployment is high, weavers of fine khadi in Andhra Pradesh are turning away from traditional weaving and spinning, all for lack of proper support.
- Also, only cotton, silk, wool or khadi can be used.
- With the introduction of khadi and the spinning wheel by Gandhiji, there was a big turnabout in the financial affairs of the British eventually leading to their downfall.
- The same worker who is involved in making khadi can be utilised much more efficiently in the modern textile industry, which is a lot more profitable.
- He was as usual immaculately dressed in crisp white khadi cotton.
- The same khadi fabric can make you feel cool in summer and warm in winter.
- Once a dull, coarse material, today khadi is a multicolored wonder fabric with weaves as fine as muslin.
- The company comes out with products purely based on hand spun cloth or khadi.
- Clay dolls, terra cotta items, khadi, handloom saris and dress materials are on display.
- The cloth preferred for this is the home-spun, locally-woven and dyed khadi.
- When one uses khadi clothes and other products marketed by khadi industries, one is supporting the spirit of freedom and nationality.
- The Tusser silk and khadi silk saris are also in good demand here.
- The other themes of the show, revolved around food, wildlife, forces of nature, drapes, traditional arts and crafts, khadi and denim.
- It looks as if the revival of khadi is well on its way - in the next year, nine more designer Khadi stores are planned in Delhi, and outside.
- That was the kind of cloth Gandhi wanted to be replaced by our own homespun khadi.
- He said the institutions engaged in khadi production received a boost when Indira Gandhi was the Prime Minister.

Origin

From Punjabi, from Hindi khādī.

单词	khadi
释义	Definition of khadi in English: khadi (also khaddar) nounˈkadəˈkädē mass noun An Indian homespun cotton cloth. 印度土布 as modifier her plain khadi sari Example sentencesExamples He was as usual immaculately dressed in crisp white khadi cotton. He said the institutions engaged in khadi production received a boost when Indira Gandhi was the Prime Minister. The same khadi fabric can make you feel cool in summer and warm in winter. The same worker who is involved in making khadi can be utilised much more efficiently in the modern textile industry, which is a lot more profitable. The cloth preferred for this is the home-spun, locally-woven and dyed khadi. The company comes out with products purely based on hand spun cloth or khadi. Also, only cotton, silk, wool or khadi can be used. At a time when rural unemployment is high, weavers of fine khadi in Andhra Pradesh are turning away from traditional weaving and spinning, all for lack of proper support. That was the kind of cloth Gandhi wanted to be replaced by our own homespun khadi. The other themes of the show, revolved around food, wildlife, forces of nature, drapes, traditional arts and crafts, khadi and denim. The mobile unit would serve to take khadi textiles and other rural products to the people. It looks as if the revival of khadi is well on its way - in the next year, nine more designer Khadi stores are planned in Delhi, and outside. Once a dull, coarse material, today khadi is a multicolored wonder fabric with weaves as fine as muslin. When one uses khadi clothes and other products marketed by khadi industries, one is supporting the spirit of freedom and nationality. And this frail woman in her khadi sari worked till she was 80, gracefully living with her Parsi daughter-in-law, always encouraging her and admiring her for what she did. The khadi campaigners hope that the humble fabric will serve as the rallying force for awakening an entire nation, once again. It's good to see such great person dressed in khaddar. Clay dolls, terra cotta items, khadi, handloom saris and dress materials are on display. The Tusser silk and khadi silk saris are also in good demand here. With the introduction of khadi and the spinning wheel by Gandhiji, there was a big turnabout in the financial affairs of the British eventually leading to their downfall. Origin From Punjabi, from Hindi khādī. Definition of khadi in US English: khadi (also khaddar) nounˈkädē An Indian homespun cotton cloth. 印度土布 as modifier her plain khadi sari Example sentencesExamples The khadi campaigners hope that the humble fabric will serve as the rallying force for awakening an entire nation, once again. It's good to see such great person dressed in khaddar. And this frail woman in her khadi sari worked till she was 80, gracefully living with her Parsi daughter-in-law, always encouraging her and admiring her for what she did. The mobile unit would serve to take khadi textiles and other rural products to the people. At a time when rural unemployment is high, weavers of fine khadi in Andhra Pradesh are turning away from traditional weaving and spinning, all for lack of proper support. Also, only cotton, silk, wool or khadi can be used. With the introduction of khadi and the spinning wheel by Gandhiji, there was a big turnabout in the financial affairs of the British eventually leading to their downfall. The same worker who is involved in making khadi can be utilised much more efficiently in the modern textile industry, which is a lot more profitable. He was as usual immaculately dressed in crisp white khadi cotton. The same khadi fabric can make you feel cool in summer and warm in winter. Once a dull, coarse material, today khadi is a multicolored wonder fabric with weaves as fine as muslin. The company comes out with products purely based on hand spun cloth or khadi. Clay dolls, terra cotta items, khadi, handloom saris and dress materials are on display. The cloth preferred for this is the home-spun, locally-woven and dyed khadi. When one uses khadi clothes and other products marketed by khadi industries, one is supporting the spirit of freedom and nationality. The Tusser silk and khadi silk saris are also in good demand here. The other themes of the show, revolved around food, wildlife, forces of nature, drapes, traditional arts and crafts, khadi and denim. It looks as if the revival of khadi is well on its way - in the next year, nine more designer Khadi stores are planned in Delhi, and outside. That was the kind of cloth Gandhi wanted to be replaced by our own homespun khadi. He said the institutions engaged in khadi production received a boost when Indira Gandhi was the Prime Minister. Origin From Punjabi, from Hindi khādī.
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