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Synonyms & Similar Words
argent
white
gray
metallic
shiny
lustrous
bright
luminous
radiant
resplendent
dazzling
gleaming
sparkling
glinting
glittering
aureate
gilded
golden
palladium
platinum
rhodium
iridescent
chromatic
prismatic
coruscated
fulgent
scintillating
fulgid
beaming
glowing
incandescent
luminescent
phosphorescent
lambent
Meaning of Silver
The primary meaning of the word "Silver" is a precious, white, metallic element.
Definitions
- A chemical element with the symbol Ag and atomic number 47, known for its high thermal and electrical conductivity.
- A grayish-white, shiny, and valuable metal used for making jewelry, coins, and other objects.
- A silver color or a thing that is silver in color.
Etymology of Silver
The word "Silver" originates from Old English "siolfor" or "seolfor", which is derived from Proto-Germanic "silabur" and Proto-Indo-European "silubh-".
The term has been used in the English language since the 9th century to refer to the metal, and its meaning has expanded to include the color and other related concepts.
Example Uses
- The necklace was made of pure silver and sparkled in the light.
- The silver medal was awarded to the runner-up in the competition.
- The silver color of the car's paint job made it stand out on the road.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
dull
matte
nonmetallic
dark
black
leaden
tarnished
corroded
rusty
coppery
bronzy
golden
gaudy
tawdry
showy
flashy
garish
crude
coarse
rough
unpolished
lackluster
uninspiring
mundane
ordinary
unremarkable
dull
dingy