drossy (Meaning)

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drossy (superl.)

Of, pertaining to, resembling, dross; full of dross; impure; worthless.

No weak antonyms found.

The drossy remnants of the old factory were a stark reminder of its once-thriving past.
The drossy metal, once worthless, was transformed into a gleaming work of art through the alchemist's skill.
The drossy slag left over from the smelting process was a testament to the laborious nature of metalworking.
The drossy impurities in the gold ore made the extraction process challenging, but ultimately rewarding.
The drossy waste from the mining operation was carefully collected and recycled, minimizing its environmental impact.
The drossy coating on the old silver candlestick could be easily removed with a polishing cloth, revealing its true beauty.
The drossy byproduct of the chemical reaction was safely disposed of, ensuring the safety of the workers and the environment.
The drossy sediment that settled at the bottom of the lake was a haven for aquatic life, providing a rich ecosystem.
The drossy residue left behind from the combustion process was analyzed by scientists to gain insights into the chemical composition of the fuel.
The drossy impurities in the crude oil had to be meticulously removed before it could be refined into usable products.

Of, pertaining to, resembling, dross; full of dross; impure; worthless.

dust, junk,garbage, trash, debris, rubble, litter, rubbish, effluvia, drek

prize, treasure, jewel, pearl, treasure trove, plum,treasure, pearl, jewel, gem

The drossy remnants of the old factory were a stark reminder of its once-thriving past.

The drossy metal, once worthless, was transformed into a gleaming work of art through the alchemist's skill.

The drossy slag left over from the smelting process was a testament to the laborious nature of metalworking.

The drossy impurities in the gold ore made the extraction process challenging, but ultimately rewarding.