metallic
IPA: mʌtˈæɫɪk
noun
- A metallic color.
adjective
- Of, relating to, or characteristic of metal.
- Made of or containing metal.
- (of a sound) Harsh, as if coming from two metals striking one another.
- (of a color) Having the appearance of being of polished metal.
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Examples of "metallic" in Sentences
- I said, touching the thin metallic limbs that surrounded me.
- The Japanese Kanji symbol for "luck" in metallic copper fired onto translucent, purple glass.
- Atoms of the rare isotope 3He have to form pairs analogous with pairs of electrons in metallic superconductors.
- "Ten fella three times, Billy," Sheldon said encouragingly, though there was a certain metallic rasp in his voice.
- Even the placing of light elements such as hydrogen in metallic hydrides, or hydrogen, carbon and oxygen in organic substances can be determined.
- Since then, the marketing for the assured summer blockbuster has steadily increased as we near its May 2nd release date, so much so I feel like we're drowning in metallic red and gold.
- Anyway, I've used hand-dyed fabric for the background, then stitched it with a flame pattern in metallic thread (only one breakage - hoorah), added a strip of sheer fabric (behind the hand) and some yarns.
- Their method is applicable to surfaces of solids and is based on the tunneling of electrons from very thin metallic tips to atoms on the surface when the tip is moved at very close distance to it (about 1 nm).
- Philip W. Anderson made several important contributions to the theory of electronic structures in metallic systems, in particular concerning the effects of inhomogeneities in alloys and magnetic impurity atoms in metals.
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