Golden

/ˈɡoʊldən/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Made of, or resembling gold.

She wore a golden necklace that sparkled in the light.

Having the color or sheen of gold.

The golden leaves of autumn drifted down from the trees.

Denoting a period of great success or happiness.

The company experienced its golden years during the 1990s.

Characterized by richness or warmth; splendid.

The golden sunset painted the sky in vivid hues.

A term used to describe something that is very good or excellent.

He had a golden opportunity to present his idea to the investors.

From Old English 'geolu' meaning yellow, which is related to gold.

golden opportunity

A chance that is extremely good, especially one that cannot be missed.

golden rule

An important principle that should always be followed.

golden years

The period of life when one is older and often enjoys retirement.

gold

A yellow precious metal, highly valued for use in jewelry and as money.

goldsmith

A person who makes items out of gold, such as jewelry.

Something excellent or amazing.

That concert was golden!

A period of good fortune or happiness.

I'm in a golden phase of my life right now.