metric grain (Meaning)
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metric grain (n)
a weight unit used for pearls or diamonds: 50 mg or 1/4 carat
Synonyms & Antonyms of metric grain
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metric grain Sentence Examples
- The antique dresser had intricate carvings and inlay work adorned with metric grains.
- The jeweler meticulously weighed each diamond on a metric grain scale for precise measurements.
- The chemist carefully calibrated the balance to measure the metric grains of reactive substances.
- The pharmacist filled a prescription with metric grains of medication, ensuring an accurate dosage.
- The scholar studied ancient Babylonian texts, deciphering the symbols used to represent metric grains.
- The designer created a custom necklace featuring delicate metric grain charms suspended on a fine chain.
- The artist used a metric grain of pigment to add subtle nuances to a watercolor landscape painting.
- The biologist measured the weight of a microscopic specimen in metric grains to determine its density.
- The geologist collected samples of precious stones, weighing them in metric grains to estimate their carat value.
- The engineer calculated the weight of a bridge component in metric grains to ensure its structural integrity.
FAQs About the word metric grain
a weight unit used for pearls or diamonds: 50 mg or 1/4 carat
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The antique dresser had intricate carvings and inlay work adorned with metric grains.
The jeweler meticulously weighed each diamond on a metric grain scale for precise measurements.
The chemist carefully calibrated the balance to measure the metric grains of reactive substances.
The pharmacist filled a prescription with metric grains of medication, ensuring an accurate dosage.
