1. pressed or finished using heat and pressure, typically applied to paper or fabric to create a smooth, glossy surface
Usage: commonly used in printing, papermaking, and textile manufacturing

1. past tense and past participle of hotpress; to apply heat and pressure to paper, fabric, or other material to smooth, finish, or bond it
Usage: technical term used in manufacturing and printing industries

Examples

• The hotpressed paper had a beautiful glossy finish perfect for high-quality photographs.
• The textile manufacturer hotpressed the fabric to create a smooth, wrinkle-free surface.
• Hotpressed watercolor paper is preferred by many professional artists for its durability.
• The printer hotpressed the laminate onto the cardboard to ensure a strong bond.
• After the fabric was dyed, it was hotpressed to enhance its appearance and texture.
• The hotpressed finish on the book cover made it resistant to wear and tear.