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What is another word for Diamond? – 182 Diamond Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    gemstone jewel precious stone rock mineral pebble crystal quartz ruby sapphire emerald topaz amethyst turquoise opal pearl onyx jasper beryl garnet peridot tourmaline zircon spinel benitoite tanzanite jade agate carnelian citrine diamondlike brilliancy sparkle glitter shine glimmer luster radiance splendor luxury treasure riches wealth valuables jewels ornaments trinkets finery adornments decorations

    Meaning of Diamond

    A diamond is a precious stone, typically colorless, transparent, and extremely hard, used in jewelry and other ornamental objects.

    Definitions

    • A precious stone, typically colorless, transparent, and extremely hard, used in jewelry and other ornamental objects.
    • A playing card with a diamond suit.
    • A rhombus or square with diagonals of equal length, used as a symbol or emblem.
    • In baseball, the diamond-shaped area of the infield.

    Etymology of Diamond

    The word "diamond" comes from the Old French "diamant", from the Latin "adamas", meaning "unconquerable" or "invincible", which refers to the stone's extreme hardness.
    The Latin term is derived from the Greek word "adamas", which was used to describe extremely hard substances.
    The word has been used in English since the 14th century to describe the precious stone.

    Example Uses

    • The queen's crown was adorned with a large, glittering diamond.
    • He gave her a diamond necklace as a wedding gift.
    • The baseball player ran around the diamond, trying to score a home run.
    • The company's new product is a diamond in the rough, with great potential for growth.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    pebble rock stone gravel sand dust powder fragment shard chip flake splinter shard sliver fragment remnant residue dross rubbish trash junk worthless valueless inexpensive cheap ordinary common mundane dull lackluster uninspiring unremarkable