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Meaning of lingot
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lingot (n.)
A linget or ingot; also, a mold for casting metals. See Linget.
lingot Sentence Examples
- The goldsmith melted down the lingot to create intricate jewelry.
- The shipment arrived with hundreds of gold lingots, worth millions of dollars.
- The treasure chest contained a glistening lingot of silver.
- The bank vault held vast quantities of lingots, representing the wealth of the nation.
- The treasure hunter stumbled upon a hidden trove of platinum lingots.
- The museum showcased a rare collection of copper lingots, artifacts of ancient metallurgy.
- The alchemist attempted to transmute a lingot of lead into gold.
- The company used gold lingots as collateral for a massive loan.
- The ship sank, taking with it a fortune in silver lingots.
- The investment firm purchased a sizeable cache of platinum lingots as a hedge against inflation.
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A linget or ingot; also, a mold for casting metals. See Linget.
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The goldsmith melted down the lingot to create intricate jewelry.
The shipment arrived with hundreds of gold lingots, worth millions of dollars.
The treasure chest contained a glistening lingot of silver.
The bank vault held vast quantities of lingots, representing the wealth of the nation.
