shoji Definition
a Japanese paper screen or room divider.
Using shoji: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "shoji" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The shoji in the traditional Japanese house was made of rice paper and wood.
Example
She used a shoji to divide her bedroom into two sections.
Example
The shoji added a touch of elegance to the room.
shoji Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for shoji
- fusuma
- byobu
Phrases with shoji
a sliding door made of translucent paper and wood frames, used as a partition in traditional Japanese architecture
Example
He slid open the shoji door and stepped out onto the balcony.
a folding screen made of translucent paper and wood frames, used as a room divider in traditional Japanese architecture
Example
She placed a shoji screen in the corner of the room to create a private space.
a window made of translucent paper and wood frames, used in traditional Japanese architecture
Example
The shoji window allowed natural light to enter the room while maintaining privacy.
Summary: shoji in Brief
'Shoji' [shoh-jee] is a noun that refers to a Japanese paper screen or room divider. It is typically made of rice paper and wood, and adds an elegant touch to traditional Japanese architecture. Examples include 'The shoji in the traditional Japanese house was made of rice paper and wood,' and 'She used a shoji to divide her bedroom into two sections.' Phrases include 'shoji door,' 'shoji screen,' and 'shoji window.'
