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sheath
1. Biology an enclosing or protective structure, such as a leaf base encasing the stem of a plant
2. the protective covering on an electric cable

sheath [shēth]
(electricity)
A protective outside covering on a cable.
(electronics)
A space charge formed by ions near an electrode in a gas tube.
(electromagnetism)
The metal wall of a waveguide.
(science and technology)
A protective case or cover.

sheath
In reinforced concrete, an enclosure which encases posttensioned tendons to prevent their being bonded during the placement of concrete.


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However, with Michelle Obama's love of pencil skirts, button down cardigans, simple sheath dresses and her liberal use of a thick black belt, her style is approachable.
Too-big clothes, like baggy sheath dresses and very wide-legged denim jeans, tend to look sloppy.
Norman Hartnell, the Queen's favourite designer, was setting the styles with his collections of fitted chiffon cocktail dresses and strapless sheath dresses.
 
 
 
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