Usually means: Fabric reinforced to prevent tearing.
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  1. ripstop: Merriam-Webster
  2. ripstop: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
  3. ripstop: Collins English Dictionary
  4. ripstop: Wordnik
  5. ripstop: Wiktionary
  6. ripstop: Webster's New World College Dictionary, 4th Ed.
  7. Ripstop: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

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▸ noun:  A thick reinforcement thread woven into fabric to provide resistance against tearing.

Similar:
ribbon wire, thread, radzimir, webbing, tricotine, thred, twillbacking, scrim, pirn, string, more...

Opposite:
tear-prone, non-durable, fragile, weak

Types:
nylon, polyester, cotton, kevlar, aramid, more...

Phrases:
ripstop nylon, more...

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Similar:
ribbon wire, thread, radzimir, webbing, tricotine, thred, twillbacking, scrim, pirn, string, more...

Opposite:
tear-prone, non-durable, fragile, weak

Types:
nylon, polyester, cotton, kevlar, aramid, more...

Phrases:
ripstop nylon, more...



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