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/ˈsɪlvər/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A soft white metallic element, the chemical element of atomic number 47, valued for its conductivity, malleability, and lustrous appearance.
The necklace was made of pure silver, shining beautifully in the sunlight.
A precious metal used for making coins, jewelry, and decorative items.
He paid for the ring with silver coins, which were rare in circulation.
A color that resembles the sheen of polished silver.
She chose a silver dress for the evening gala, which made her stand out.
verb
To cover or coat with silver; to give a silver finish.
They decided to silver the edges of the mirror to enhance its appearance.
To make or become silver in color.
The artist chose to silver the frame to match the artwork inside.
adjective
Made of silver or resembling silver.
He wore a silver bracelet that gleamed under the lights.
Having a shiny, metallic appearance like silver.
The silver car stood out in the crowded parking lot.
Etymology
Old English 'seolfor', related to German 'Silber' and Latin 'argentum'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
silver lining:
A hopeful or positive aspect in a difficult situation.
born with a silver spoon:
Born into wealth and privilege.
silver screen:
The movie industry; cinema.
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Slang Meanings
Referring to money or wealth.
He's got some serious silver saved up.
Something that looks good or stylish.
That car is pure silver; it turns heads.