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Meaning of glass
A hard, transparent, or translucent material made from a mixture of silicon dioxide, sodium oxide, and other additives.
Etymology of glass
The word "glass" originates from Old English "glæs," which is derived from the Old Norse word "glás," meaning "glass" or "ice."
The term has been used in the English language since the 9th century to refer to the transparent or translucent material.
Synonyms
pane
windowpane
sheet
pane of glass
glass pane
vitrine
crystal
lens
pane of crystal
mirror
reflector
transparency
translucent material
fragile material
delicate material
brittle material
transparent sheet
clear sheet
lucid sheet
diaphanous sheet
gossamer sheet
silica
silicate
vitreous material
vitric material
Definitions
- A hard, transparent, or translucent material made from a mixture of silicon dioxide, sodium oxide, and other additives.
- * A container, typically made of glass, used for holding liquids.
- * A barometer or other instrument with a glass tube or container.
Usage Examples
- The window was made of stained glass, depicting a beautiful scene.
- * She filled the glass with cold water and drank it quickly.
- * The glass vase was delicate and required careful handling.