Bronzed

/brɒndzd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense form of 'bronze,' which means to give a surface a bronzed appearance or to tan.

He bronzed the sculpture to enhance its value and aesthetic appeal.

adjective

Having a deep, sun-tanned color or appearance, often suggesting health or vitality.

She walked along the beach, her bronzed skin glistening in the sunlight.

Made from bronze; having the color or texture of bronze.

The artist unveiled a stunning bronzed statue that captured the essence of the ancient warrior.

Derived from the word 'bronze', which refers to a metal alloy of copper and tin.

bronzed beauty

A person with a bronzed complexion, often associated with attractiveness.

bronzed skin

Skin that has been darkened by the sun.

bronze

A metal alloy consisting primarily of copper, commonly used for statues.

tanning

The process of darkening the skin through exposure to sunlight or artificial light.

Extremely tan or sunburned.

After their vacation, they came back looking completely bronzed.