ingots (Meaning)
ingots
a mass of metal cast into a shape that is easy to handle or store, a mass of metal cast into a convenient shape for storage or transportation to be later processed, a mold in which metal is cast
Synonyms & Antonyms of ingots
ingots Sentence Examples
- The gold miners meticulously extracted the precious ingots from the depths of the earth.
- The smelter's furnace roared as it melted the ore, producing gleaming ingots.
- The ancient civilization used tin ingots as currency, shaping them into recognizable symbols.
- The silversmith carefully hammered and molded the silver ingots into intricate jewelry.
- The steel ingots, glowing with heat, were destined for use in the construction of a skyscraper.
- The weight and purity of the gold ingots were meticulously inspected before being stored in a secure vault.
- The artist cast molten bronze into intricate ingots, capturing the essence of his sculptures.
- The aluminum ingots were lightweight and durable, making them ideal for aerospace applications.
- The copper ingots were transported across the ocean to be used in electrical wiring.
- The lead ingots provided additional weight and stability to the ship's ballast.
FAQs About the word ingots
a mass of metal cast into a shape that is easy to handle or store, a mass of metal cast into a convenient shape for storage or transportation to be later proces
sticks,slabs, strips, girders,blooms, boards, billets, bands, beams, rods
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The gold miners meticulously extracted the precious ingots from the depths of the earth.
The smelter's furnace roared as it melted the ore, producing gleaming ingots.
The ancient civilization used tin ingots as currency, shaping them into recognizable symbols.
The silversmith carefully hammered and molded the silver ingots into intricate jewelry.
