overgild (Meaning)
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overgild (v. t.)
To gild over; to varnish.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overgild
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overgild Sentence Examples
- The mansion's ornate facade was overgilt, reflecting a gaudy and excessive display of wealth.
- The artist had overgilt the frame, detracting from the delicate beauty of the painting it enclosed.
- The overgilt statues in the church seemed to drip with an unctuous opulence that bordered on the grotesque.
- The newly gilded throne appeared overgilt, casting a garish glow over the somber surroundings.
- The ring was so overgilt that its intricate carvings were lost beneath a thick layer of gold.
- The ornate detailing on the overgilt carriage was so elaborate that it seemed almost vulgar.
- The overgilt jewelry box was both ostentatious and tasteless, reflecting the owner's poor taste.
- The temple's overgilt interior created an oppressive ambiance that made worshippers feel dwarfed and insignificant.
- The chandelier was so overgilt that it sparkled blindingly, casting an almost otherworldly glow on the ballroom.
- The overgilt sword hilt was a testament to the extravagant and flamboyant nature of its owner.
FAQs About the word overgild
To gild over; to varnish.
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No antonyms found.
The mansion's ornate facade was overgilt, reflecting a gaudy and excessive display of wealth.
The artist had overgilt the frame, detracting from the delicate beauty of the painting it enclosed.
The overgilt statues in the church seemed to drip with an unctuous opulence that bordered on the grotesque.
The newly gilded throne appeared overgilt, casting a garish glow over the somber surroundings.
