leatherette - Meaning in Sanskrit

leatherette - Meaning in Sanskrit

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What is leatherette meaning in Sanskrit?

The word or phrase leatherette refers to fabric made to look like leather. See leatherette meaning in Sanskrit, leatherette definition, translation and meaning of leatherette in Sanskrit. Find leatherette similar words, leatherette synonyms. Learn and practice the pronunciation of leatherette. Find the answer of what is the meaning of leatherette in Sanskrit.

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