boneblack (Meaning)
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boneblack (n.)
See Bone black, under Bone, n.
Synonyms & Antonyms of boneblack
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boneblack Sentence Examples
- The artist used boneblack pigment to create striking contrasts in their charcoal sketches.
- In the laboratory, scientists analyzed the chemical composition of boneblack to understand its properties.
- The historian explained how boneblack was historically used in the production of black ink for manuscripts.
- During the industrial revolution, boneblack became a key ingredient in the manufacture of dyes and paints.
- The textile industry relied on boneblack for dyeing fabrics a deep, rich black color.
- Farmers used boneblack as a fertilizer additive to enrich the soil with essential nutrients.
- Chemists experimented with different methods to refine boneblack for various industrial applications.
- The chef sprinkled a pinch of boneblack powder over the dish to add a dramatic finishing touch.
- Environmentalists raised concerns about the pollution caused by the production of boneblack in factories.
- Artists appreciated the velvety texture and intense black hue achieved with boneblack pigment in their paintings.
FAQs About the word boneblack
See Bone black, under Bone, n.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The artist used boneblack pigment to create striking contrasts in their charcoal sketches.
In the laboratory, scientists analyzed the chemical composition of boneblack to understand its properties.
The historian explained how boneblack was historically used in the production of black ink for manuscripts.
During the industrial revolution, boneblack became a key ingredient in the manufacture of dyes and paints.
