regild Antonyms
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Meaning of regild
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regild (v. t.)
To gild anew.
regild Sentence Examples
- The craftsmen applied a fresh layer of gold to the ornate statue, regilding its once-faded surface.
- The antique frame's tarnished gold was meticulously regilded, restoring its former glory.
- The regilding of the royal throne was commissioned to commemorate the coronation.
- The gilded dome of the cathedral gleamed brightly after being regilded with 24-karat gold.
- The artist regilded the intricate details of the icon, bringing it to life with shimmering gold.
- The regilding of the old clock restored its timeless allure, making it a cherished heirloom.
- The regilding process required meticulous attention to detail, ensuring every surface was perfectly covered.
- The regilding of the palace's ballroom was a lavish undertaking, transforming it into a dazzling spectacle.
- The artist used a secret blend of oils and pigments to regild the canvas, creating a radiant work of art.
- The regilding of the Victorian mirror brought a touch of antique charm to the modern living room.
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To gild anew.
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The craftsmen applied a fresh layer of gold to the ornate statue, regilding its once-faded surface.
The antique frame's tarnished gold was meticulously regilded, restoring its former glory.
The regilding of the royal throne was commissioned to commemorate the coronation.
The gilded dome of the cathedral gleamed brightly after being regilded with 24-karat gold.
