bronzed Synonyms
Strongest:
- sallow
- waxy
- pasty
- lurid
- waxen
- peaked
- ashen
- lurid
- waxy
- white
- sallow
- peaked
- pasty
- ashen
- wan
- mealy
- pale
- mealy
- palish
- livid
- wan
- ashy
- palish
- waxen
- pale
- doughy
- pallid
- ashy
- livid
- pallid
- doughy
- white
Strong:
- peaky
- whitened
- peaky
- sickly
- paled
- anemic
- paled
- anemic
- whitened
- blanched
- sallowish
- blanched
- cadaverous
- sick
- sick
- sallowish
- sickly
- cadaverous
Weak:
bronzed Meaning
bronzed (s)
(of skin) having a tan color from exposure to the sun
bronzed (imp. & p. p.)
of Bronze
bronzed Sentence Examples
- After a summer spent outdoors, her skin was bronzed to a deep, golden hue.
- The statue in the town square gleamed with a bronzed finish, reflecting the sunlight.
- His bronzed physique spoke of hours spent at the beach, surfing the waves.
- The bronzed leaves of autumn blanketed the forest floor in a mosaic of reds and golds.
- With each passing day of their vacation, their skin became more bronzed from the tropical sun.
- She admired the bronzed medal hanging around her neck, a symbol of her hard work and dedication.
- The old sailor's face was weathered and bronzed from years spent at sea.
- The bronzed accents in the room added warmth and richness to the decor.
- As the summer drew to a close, she reluctantly watched her bronzed tan fade away.
- The artist meticulously applied layers of paint to create the illusion of bronzed metal on the sculpture.
FAQs About the word bronzed
(of skin) having a tan color from exposure to the sunof Bronze
tanned, suntanned, ruddy, brown, rubicund, glowing, rosy, sanguine, pinkish, florid
sallow, waxy, pasty, lurid, waxen, peaked, ashen, lurid, waxy, white
After a summer spent outdoors, her skin was bronzed to a deep, golden hue.
The statue in the town square gleamed with a bronzed finish, reflecting the sunlight.
His bronzed physique spoke of hours spent at the beach, surfing the waves.
The bronzed leaves of autumn blanketed the forest floor in a mosaic of reds and golds.
