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Meaning of silvery
The primary meaning of the word "silvery" is relating to or resembling silver in color or quality.
Etymology of silvery
The word "silvery" originates from the Old English word "silfor" or "seolfor," meaning silver, and the suffix "-y," which forms an adjective indicating a relationship or resemblance
Historically, the term has been used to describe not only the color but also the qualities associated with silver, such as value, purity, and elegance
Synonyms
Definitions
- Having a shiny, lustrous appearance reminiscent of silver
- * Having a bright, metallic sheen or color
- * Resembling silver in quality, such as being smooth, sleek, or refined
Usage Examples
- The silvery moon cast a gentle glow over the landscape
- * Her silvery voice was perfect for singing soprano
- * The silvery sheen on the car's surface made it look brand new
Antonyms
dull
dim
matte
lackluster
mundane
ordinary
dullish
dingy
somber
subdued
muted
toned
flat
faded
washed-out
lacklustre
uninspiring
unremarkable
unimpressive