obsidian

IPA: ʌbsˈɪdiʌn

noun

  • (mineralogy) A type of naturally occurring black glass produced by volcanoes.
  • A slightly bluish black, the color of obsidian glass.

adjective

  • (poetic) Black.
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Examples of "obsidian" in Sentences

  • He is a young mage of the obsidian tower.
  • There is the image of a vandal in obsidian.
  • The place was named after the abundant obsidian in the region.
  • The second level is also made of obsidian rocks and natural caverns.
  • During the final chapters of the series, it becomes the obsidian palace.
  • She also accompanies the team to retrieve the artifact at Obsidian Waste.
  • Like the obsidian tool, the eye of the bone needle showed no signs of wear.
  • Glass in the form of a volcanic residue such as obsidian is found in nature.
  • There is evidence of the exchange of obsidian and flint during the stone age.
  • The cover of the book is obsidian and the pages are sheets of paper thin lead.
  • The stock of obsidian is controlled and traded with neighboring hunting groups.
  • In this area of Jalisco, the typical country-workshop approach to shaping obsidian is dangerous.
  • Although most obsidian is black, a variety of colors can be found in the vast deposits of Jalisco.
  • Although most obsidian is black, a variety of colors can be found in the vast deposits of Jalisco, Mexico.
  • Esparza explained to us that the colors in obsidian come from traces of different minerals embedded in it.
  • I confess that I, too, had very little interest in obsidian until the day I walked into Don Eleno's obsidian workshop in the sleepy village of Navajas, located 30 kilometers southwest of Guadalajara.

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