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01-16-2016 12:57 AM
click on fashion and then go to new arrivals.
you will notice that most of the fashion items now say "FABRICATION:".....looks like the word is here to stay.
01-16-2016 02:25 AM
I worked for a primary metals company. "Fabrication" was one of the final processes of turning ore into a finished product.
01-16-2016 10:38 AM
I was watching a videoclip of Rachael Ray selling cookware and she repeatedly talked about the fabrication of the items when referring to the colors they came in. I thought that the usage of the word "fabrication" was odd.
01-16-2016 12:08 PM
@Desertdi wrote:I worked for a primary metals company. "Fabrication" was one of the final processes of turning ore into a finished product.
I agree.
I work with sterling silver and fabrication is what is done with the metal when fashioned into wire or tubing, etc.
01-16-2016 05:26 PM
Fabrication bugs me too. another one that gets on my nerves is you've got, It is a contraction for you have---got isn't a needed word in this case. "You have", would sound a little better to my ears!! It's like nails on a chalkboad.
01-16-2016 07:06 PM
To me, the word "fabrication" implies that the material was manufactured, i.e. fabricated. Polyester, nylon, and spandex are examples.
On the other hand, cotton, wool, linen and silk are natural fibers, so to me, those are "fabrics," not fabrications.
01-16-2016 07:47 PM
@TY wrote:I was watching a videoclip of Rachael Ray selling cookware and she repeatedly talked about the fabrication of the items when referring to the colors they came in. I thought that the usage of the word "fabrication" was odd.
People often use buzzwords without knowing or caring what they actually mean, just *because* they are trendy buzzwords (at least, someone told them that, sometime, somewhere). RR has never struck me as the brightest bulb, so she might say whatever she thought made her sound smart. Just like QVC hosts.
01-16-2016 10:54 PM
Hate that stupid word. It's pretentious and just plain dumb.
01-17-2016 07:03 AM
I don't like it either. I learned a long time ago that that i can't control other people. But I can control my reaction to others. I have enough problems of my own that I don't need to worry and fret about things I can't control.
01-17-2016 08:27 AM
<To me, the word "fabrication" implies that the material was manufactured, i.e. fabricated. Polyester, nylon, and spandex are examples.
On the other hand, cotton, wool, linen and silk are natural fibers, so to me, those are "fabrics," not fabrications.>
handygal, ITA. Languages evolve and 'made up' words become used & sometimes useful. I always felt fabrication describes blended fabrics. Similar to what other posters decribed in metal manufacturing.
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