noun
- the quality or capacity of a material (such as fabric or fiber) to absorb dye and be colored
Usage: technical term used in textile and materials science
Examples
- The dyeability of cotton makes it ideal for producing vibrant colored fabrics.
- Manufacturers test the dyeability of synthetic fibers before using them in production.
- Poor dyeability can result in uneven coloring and wasted dye materials.
- The dyeability of wool is superior to many other natural fibers.
- Chemical treatments can improve the dyeability of certain textiles.