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Meaning of glaze
The primary meaning of the word "glaze" is a smooth, shiny coating or finish, often used to describe a layer of transparent or translucent material.
Etymology of glaze
The word "glaze" originates from the Old French word "glace", meaning ice or glass, which is derived from the Latin word "glacies", also meaning ice.
Historically, the term "glaze" was used to describe a smooth, shiny coating or finish, and its usage has evolved over time to encompass various contexts, including ceramics, cooking, and decorative arts.
Synonyms
Definitions
- A smooth, shiny coating or finish, typically made of a mixture of ingredients, applied to a surface for protection or decoration.
- * A glassy or shiny appearance, especially one that is attractive but lacks depth or substance.
- * In ceramics, a mixture of chemicals that is applied to a surface and then fired at a high temperature to create a hard, glassy coating.
Usage Examples
- The potter applied a delicate glaze to the ceramic vase to enhance its beauty.
- * The chef added a sweet glaze to the ham to give it a caramelized crust.
- * The artist used a glaze to create a sense of depth and luminosity in her painting.
Antonyms
matte
dull
rough
coarse
unpolished
unfinished
bare
exposed
unprotected
uncoated
plain
simple
understated
muted
subdued
lackluster
flat
faded
worn
scratched
pitted
cracked
peeling
flaking