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Meaning of depolish
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depolish (v. t.)
To remove the polish or glaze from.
depolish Sentence Examples
- The antique silverware required careful polishing to remove tarnish and depolish.
- Over time, the constant friction depolishes the surface of wooden furniture.
- Using abrasive cleaners can inadvertently depolish delicate surfaces.
- The jeweler had to depolish the gemstone to reveal its true brilliance.
- Harsh weather conditions can depolish the paint on outdoor surfaces.
- Incorrect cleaning methods can depolish the glossy finish of a car.
- It's essential to use gentle methods to clean marble surfaces to avoid depolishing them.
- The artist decided to depolish the sculpture to create a weathered effect.
- The antique mirror was depolished by years of neglect.
- It's important to regularly maintain silver items to prevent them from depolishing.
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To remove the polish or glaze from.
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The antique silverware required careful polishing to remove tarnish and depolish.
Over time, the constant friction depolishes the surface of wooden furniture.
Using abrasive cleaners can inadvertently depolish delicate surfaces.
The jeweler had to depolish the gemstone to reveal its true brilliance.
