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/ˈsɪlvəri/
Meaning & Definition
adjective
Having a shiny, reflective surface resembling that of silver.
The moon cast a silvery glow over the lake.
Of a pale or light grey color; somewhat resembling silver in hue.
She wore a dress in a silvery shade that sparkled in the sunlight.
Having a silvery quality or sheen, often used to describe certain animals or natural elements.
The fish swam gracefully, its silvery scales glimmering under the water.
Characterized by a soft, muted quality; often associated with smoothness or elegance.
The artist used silvery tones in the painting to evoke a sense of tranquility.
Etymology
Derived from 'silver' with the suffix '-y,' indicating a quality or characteristic.
Common Phrases and Expressions
silver lining
A positive aspect in a negative situation.
silvery tongue
A skillful, persuasive, or eloquent speaker.
Related Words
silver
A precious metal that is shiny and metallic.
silvery-white
A color resembling both silver and white.
silversmith
An artisan who crafts items from silver.
Slang Meanings
To be cool or stylish.
That new car is totally silvery.
Sleek and elegant.
Her outfit was very silvery at the party.