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Dano3222 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Tulle (fabric)

I have a question about how to use the word "tulle" in a particular sentence:

The city was covered by a vast tulle.

I checked on dictionaries and tulle is uncountable, so this sentence would be ungrammatical. But, how can I use it in this sense not to lose meaning? Can I use tulle meaning cover and not fabric?

I hope you can help me. Cheers!

  

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tulle means a kind of fabric. You need to find another word. fog?

— Clive

  • tulle means a kind of fabric.
  • You need to find another word.
  • fog?
  • smog?
  • haze?
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tulle means a kind of fabric. You need to find another word.

fog?

smog?

haze?

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It's a metaphor, sorry! But I want to know if it can be a countable noun.

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