vitreousness (Meaning)
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vitreousness (n.)
The quality or state of being vitreous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vitreousness
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vitreousness Sentence Examples
- The gemstone's vitreousness shimmered under the bright sunlight, reflecting a dazzling brilliance.
- The obsidian's intensely vitreous surface created a mirror-like effect, capturing the surrounding landscape.
- The glass shard possessed a distinct vitreousness, slicing through the air with a sharp and piercing gleam.
- The iridescent glaze on the ceramic piece exhibited a vitreous quality, giving it an ethereal glow.
- The quartz crystals sparkled with vitreous clarity, their surfaces reflecting a myriad of colors.
- The enamel paint's vitreousness imparted a glossy finish to the artwork, enhancing its visual appeal.
- The vitreous nature of the silica allowed it to form into thin, flexible sheets.
- The glaze's high vitreousness resisted scratching, making it an ideal coating for durable surfaces.
- The feldspar's vitreous luster caught the eye, distinguishing it from other minerals.
- The glassblower manipulated the molten glass with precision, creating objects of great vitreousness and beauty.
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The quality or state of being vitreous.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The gemstone's vitreousness shimmered under the bright sunlight, reflecting a dazzling brilliance.
The obsidian's intensely vitreous surface created a mirror-like effect, capturing the surrounding landscape.
The glass shard possessed a distinct vitreousness, slicing through the air with a sharp and piercing gleam.
The iridescent glaze on the ceramic piece exhibited a vitreous quality, giving it an ethereal glow.
