homespun

• Describe algo simple, sin pretensiones o hecho en casa, a menudo implicando falta de refinamiento pero con autenticidad o encanto.

Describes something that is simple, plain, or made at home, often implying a lack of sophistication but a sense of authenticity or charm.

1. Simple and unsophisticatedC1formal

   Having a plain, simple, or rustic quality, often associated with homemade or traditional things.

   Sencillo y poco sofisticado

   • She offered homespun advice about living a good life.
   • The furniture had a charming, homespun appeal.
   • His homespun philosophy was surprisingly wise.

   Sinónimosdown-to-earthfolksyhomelyhumblemodestplainrusticsimpleunpretentiousunsophisticated

   Antónimoselegantpolishedrefinedsophisticatedurbane

2. Made at homeB2formal

   Literally made or spun at home, especially referring to cloth or yarn.

   Hecho en casa

   • The dress was made from homespun wool.
   • They sold homespun blankets at the local market.
   • Homespun fabric was common in rural communities.

   Sinónimoshandwovenhomemade

• Sustantivo que designa una tela o tejido elaborado o hilado en casa, a menudo con connotación de sencillez, rusticidad o aspecto tosco.

A noun referring to cloth or fabric that is made or spun at home, often implying a simple, rustic, or unrefined quality.

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1. Simple or plainC1formal

   Something that is simple, unsophisticated, or made at home.

   sencillo y casero

   • The homespun of the village was admired for its simplicity.
   • He preferred the homespun of rural life over city luxuries.
   • The homespun of her speech charmed the audience.

   Sinónimosartlesshomelymodestplainrusticsimpleunpolishedunpretentious

   Antónimoselaboratefancyornaterefinedsophisticated